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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of the anchorage rock mass.

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Fig 2.

Conventional curve: (a) Uniaxial stress-strain curve; (b) Peak shear stress curve under normal stress.

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Table 1.

Mechanical parameters of the specimens.

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Fig 3.

Water content test: (a) immersion device; (b) test results.

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Fig 4.

Loading device diagram for the shear test.

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Table 2.

Test scheme.

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Fig 5.

Shear creep curves of the anchorage rock mass under different water contents.

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Fig 6.

Isochronal stress‒strain curves of the anchorage rock mass under different water contents.

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Fig 7.

Curve of long-term strength with water content.

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Fig 8.

Shear creep rating-time curves of the anchorage rock mass under different water contents.

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Fig 9.

Change curve of the shear modulus of the anchorage rock mass under different water contents.

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Fig 10.

Coupling model of the anchorage rock mass.

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Fig 11.

Nonlinear rheological element.

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Fig 12.

Water‒rock coupling model.

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Table 3.

Model parameters.

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Fig 13.

Comparison curve between test data and coupling model.

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Fig 14.

Steady-state phase fitting curve.

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