Abstract: A device for testing overall anchorage performance of a basalt fiber reinforced plastic (BFRP) anchor cable includes an anchor cable anchoring system and a data acquisition system. The anchor cable anchoring system includes a test bed, BFRP arranged over the test bed, and a distributed optical fiber bonded to a surface of the BFRP, the test bed being provided with an anchoring section at one end and an outer anchoring section at the other end, the anchoring section anchors one end of the BFRP, and the outer anchoring section anchors the other end of the BFRP. The data acquisition system includes a modem and a grating connected to two ends of the distributed optical fiber in series, and a center hole jack and a dynamometer arranged between the outer anchoring section and an end of the test bed, and the BFRP penetrates the center hole jack and the dynamometer.

Abstract: A rapid construction device for a prestressed basalt fiber anchor rod, includes a sleeve drill rod and a drill bit; the sleeve drill rod includes an inner and an outer cylinders; a middle of the drill bit is connected to a lower end of the inner cylinder, an edge of the drill is connected to a lower end of the outer cylinder, a constraint hole is defined in the middle of the drill bit for allowing a basalt fiber reinforced plastic (BFRP) penetrating therethrough, a magnetic baffle is arranged at a lower end of the constraint hole to shield the constraint hole, and a plurality of through holes are defined in the drill bit; and the BFRP is pushed to push off the magnetic baffle to lower the BFRP to a set position, and then a space between the inner and outer cylinders is grouted.

Abstract: An integral tension test system for a large-tonnage basalt fiber anchor cable includes: a plurality of basalt fiber anchoring bars each comprising a basalt fiber reinforced plastic (BFRP) bundle, a steel strand, a first and a second steel casing pipes, the BFRP bundle including a plurality of BFRPs, and a grating array temperature, stress and vibration sensing optical cables bonded in the BFRP; a vibration table and a reaction frame arranged thereon, wherein the first steel casing pipe of the basalt fiber anchoring bar is located in the reaction frame, the steel strand penetrates one end of the reaction frame to be connected to a center hole jack, and the second steel casing pipe of each basalt fiber anchor cable is located outside the reaction frame to be anchored; and a data acquisition module connected to all of the grating array temperature, stress and vibration sensing optical cables.

Abstract: A basalt fiber anchoring system with accurate sectioned grouting includes: a plurality of first base plates arranged in an anchoring borehole, where every two first base plates are arranged at an upper end and a lower end of a section to be grouted respectively; a plurality of basalt fiber reinforced plastics (BFRP) penetrating the plurality of first base plates; and a grouting device including a valve pipe and a grouting core pipe, where the valve pipe penetrates all the first base plates, a plurality of grouting ports are defined in a pipe wall of the valve pipe, each of the plurality of grouting ports is covered with an elastic sheath, the grouting core pipe is sleeved with two grout stop sealing plugs at intervals, a plurality of grout outlets are provided between the two grout stop sealing plugs.

Abstract: A rapid construction device for a prestressed basalt fiber anchor rod, includes a sleeve drill rod and a drill bit; the sleeve drill rod includes an inner and an outer cylinders; a middle of the drill bit is connected to a lower end of the inner cylinder, an edge of the drill is connected to a lower end of the outer cylinder, a constraint hole is defined in the middle of the drill bit for allowing a basalt fiber reinforced plastic (BFRP) penetrating therethrough, a magnetic baffle is arranged at a lower end of the constraint hole to shield the constraint hole, and a plurality of through holes are defined in the drill bit; and the BFRP is pushed to push off the magnetic baffle to lower the BFRP to a set position, and then a space between the inner and outer cylinders is grouted.

Abstract: A basalt fiber anchoring system with accurate sectioned grouting includes: a plurality of first base plates arranged in an anchoring borehole, where every two first base plates are arranged at an upper end and a lower end of a section to be grouted respectively; a plurality of basalt fiber reinforced plastics (BFRP) penetrating the plurality of first base plates; and a grouting device including a valve pipe and a grouting core pipe, where the valve pipe penetrates all the first base plates, a plurality of grouting ports are defined in a pipe wall of the valve pipe, each of the plurality of grouting ports is covered with an elastic sheath, the grouting core pipe is sleeved with two grout stop sealing plugs at intervals, a plurality of grout outlets are provided between the two grout stop sealing plugs.

Abstract: An integral tension test system for a large-tonnage basalt fiber anchor cable includes: a plurality of basalt fiber anchoring bars each comprising a basalt fiber reinforced plastic (BFRP) bundle, a steel strand, a first and a second steel casing pipes, the BFRP bundle including a plurality of BFRPs, and a grating array temperature, stress and vibration sensing optical cables bonded in the BFRP; a vibration table and a reaction frame arranged thereon, wherein the first steel casing pipe of the basalt fiber anchoring bar is located in the reaction frame, the steel strand penetrates one end of the reaction frame to be connected to a center hole jack, and the second steel casing pipe of each basalt fiber anchor cable is located outside the reaction frame to be anchored; and a data acquisition module connected to all of the grating array temperature, stress and vibration sensing optical cables.

Abstract: An integrated anchoring structure of basalt fiber reinforced plastic (BFRP) bars for a reservoir bank slope includes: a plurality of BFRP anchoring bars, where each of the BFRP anchoring bars includes a plurality of BFRP bars bonded to one another, a lower steel casing pipe, an upper steel casing pipe and a steel strand bonded to an upper portion of the upper steel casing pipe and aligned with the BFRP bars, and a grating array temperature sensing optical cable, a grating array stress sensing optical cable and a grating array vibration sensing optical cable are bonded in each of the BFRP bars; a plurality of shear-resistant bricks distributed on structural planes; a pouring base arranged at a bottom of the anchoring borehole; and an anchoring section arranged at an upper portion of the pouring base.

Abstract: A device for testing overall anchorage performance of a basalt fiber reinforced plastic (BFRP) anchor cable includes an anchor cable anchoring system and a data acquisition system. The anchor cable anchoring system includes a test bed, BFRP arranged over the test bed, and a distributed optical fiber bonded to a surface of the BFRP, the test bed being provided with an anchoring section at one end and an outer anchoring section at the other end, the anchoring section anchors one end of the BFRP, and the outer anchoring section anchors the other end of the BFRP. The data acquisition system includes a modem and a grating connected to two ends of the distributed optical fiber in series, and a center hole jack and a dynamometer arranged between the outer anchoring section and an end of the test bed, and the BFRP penetrates the center hole jack and the dynamometer.

Abstract: A method for identifying a potential landslide hazard of a reservoir bank based on a rock mass degradation feature, includes: determining a remote sensing interpretation identification mark of a potential landslide hazard site induced by rock mass degradation of a hydro-fluctuation belt of a bank slope, and establishing a potential landslide hazard site catastrophe evolution identification model; obtaining an orthoimage of a degradation belt, performing preliminary remote sensing interpretation on the orthoimage, and delineating an area prone to landslide; obtaining an oblique real-scene three-dimensional model of the area prone to landslide by the orthoimage, generating digital elevation model (DEM) data according to the oblique real-scene three-dimensional model for remote sensing fine interpretation, and identifying and extracting the mark; and inputting the mark into the potential landslide hazard site catastrophe evolution identification model to identify a catastrophe evolution mode of the potential lan