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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of the anchorage structure for a grouting anchor: 1-nuts, 2-anchor tray, 3-exhaust pipe, 4-grouting pipe, 5-sealing plug, 6-anchor, 7-grouting body, and 8-surrounding rock.

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Fig 2.

Schematic diagram of the proposed high-pressure pre-tightening resin anchor with a compressed grouting body: 1-nuts, 2-anchor tray, 3-exhaust pipe, 4-grouting pipe, 5-sealing plug, 6-anchor, 7-PVC casing, 8-grouting body, 9-resin body, and 10-surrounding rock.

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Fig 3.

Construction technology diagram for the high-pressure pre-tightening resin anchor with a compressed grouting body: 1-anchor, 2-nut, 3-tray, 4-exhaust pipe, 5-grouting pipe, 6-PVC casing, 7-sealing plug, and 8-resin capsules.

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Table 1.

Compressive strengths and elastic moduli of the specimens.

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Fig 4.

Loading setup for an anchor.

(a) Physical model of an anchor pile. (b) Loading devices.

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Fig 5.

Axial strain in the grouting body of the proposed anchor under different pre-tightening forces.

Note: The origin of the coordinate system in Fig 5 is located at the drilling aperture of the anchor.

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Fig 6.

Axial strain in the grouting body of the conventional anchor under different pre-tightening forces.

Note: The origin of the coordinate system in Fig 6 is located at the drilling aperture of the anchor.

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Fig 7.

Comparison of the axial strains in the grouting bodies of the proposed anchor and the conventional anchor.

1: conventional anchor, 120 kN; 2: conventional anchor, 80 kN; 3: conventional anchor, 40 kN; 4: proposed anchor, 120 kN; 5: proposed anchor, 80 kN; and 6: proposed anchor, 40 kN.

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Fig 8.

Axial strains in the grouting bodies of high-pressure pre-tightening resin anchors with compressed grouting bodies in surrounding rock with different elastic moduli.

1: pull-out force of 120 kN and C20 surrounding rock; 2: pull-out force of 120 kN and C30 surrounding rock; 3: pull-out force of 120 kN and C40 surrounding rock; 4: pull-out force of 60 kN and C20 surrounding rock; 5: pull-out force of 60 kN and C30 surrounding rock; and 6: pull-out force of 60 kN and C40 surrounding rock.

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Fig 9.

Axial strains in the grouting bodies of conventional tensile-type anchors in surrounding rock with different elastic moduli.

1: pull-out force of 120 kN and C20 surrounding rock; 2: pull-out force of 120 kN and C30 surrounding rock; 3: pull-out force of 120 kN and C40 surrounding rock; 4: pull-out force of 60 kN and C20 surrounding rock; 5: pull-out force of 60 kN and C30 surrounding rock; and 6: pull-out force of 60 kN and C40 surrounding rock.

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Fig 10.

Actual displacement at the pull-out end of the anchor.

1: conventional anchor, C20; 2: conventional anchor, C30; 3: conventional anchor, C40; 4: proposed anchor, C20; 5: proposed anchor, C30; and 6: proposed anchor, C40.

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