
Schematic diagram of calculating fractal dimension by cube covering method
Figures of the Article
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Granite samples with pre-existing single fractures at different inclination angles
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Intact specimens and cracks on surface under different confining pressures
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Granite with fractures inclined at 30° and cracks on surface under different confining pressures
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Granite with fractures inclined at 45° and cracks on surface under different confining pressures
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Granite with fractures inclined at 60° and cracks on surface under different confining pressures
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Stress-strain curves of fractured granite under different confining pressures
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Axial strains at peak failure
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Compressive strengths of fractured granite under different confining pressures
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Fracture surfaces inclined at 30° after tests
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Fracture surfaces inclined at 45° after tests
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Fracture surfaces inclined at 60° after tests
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Schematic diagram of calculating fractal dimension by cube covering method
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Three-dimensional point cloud modeling of fracture surface inclined at 60° ($ {\sigma _3} $= 10 MPa)
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Fractal dimensions of fracture surface inclined at 60°