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Meso-simulation Study on Freeze‒Thaw Damage Evolution and Loading Fracture Characteristics of Fractured Water‒Saturated Sandstone
HYDRAULIC & CIVIL ENGINEERING | 更新时间:2026-03-26
    • Meso-simulation Study on Freeze‒Thaw Damage Evolution and Loading Fracture Characteristics of Fractured Water‒Saturated Sandstone

    • Advanced Engineering Sciences   Vol. 58, Issue 2, Pages: 323-338(2026)
    • DOI:10.12454/j.jsuese.202500533    

      CLC: TU45
    • Received:11 July 2025

      Published:20 March 2026

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  • Tian Rudong,Song Yongjun,Zhang Sen,et al.Meso-simulation study on freeze‒thaw damage evolution and loading fracture characteristics of fractured water‒saturated sandstone[J].Advanced Engineering Sciences,2026,58(2):323‒338. DOI: 10.12454/j.jsuese.202500533.

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