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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of the test system (a) system diagram; (b) hydraulic pressure system.

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Fig 2.

Schematic diagram of the mold and the 3D specimen.

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Fig 3.

CAD drawing of sealing fixture.

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Fig 4.

Detailed drawing of testing machine loading platform.

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Fig 5.

Stress-strain and hydraulic pressure curves.

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Fig 6.

Stress-strain curves with non-hydraulic and stabilized hydraulic.

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Fig 7.

Curve of peak strength change of specimen with non-hydraulic and stabilized hydraulic.

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Fig 8.

Elastic modulus change curve with non-hydraulic and stabilized hydraulic.

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Table 1.

Initial crack propagation table of fissured rock mass (unit: mm).

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Fig 9.

Characteristic curve of acoustic emission ringing count and its total number change.

(a) Non-hydraulic-0°. (b) Stabilized hydraulic-0°. (c) Non-hydraulic-45°. (d) Stabilized hydraulic-45°. (e) Non-hydraulic-90°. (f) Stabilized hydraulic-90°.

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Fig 10.

Acoustic emission peak frequency variation curve.

(a) Non-hydraulic-0°. (b) Stabilized hydraulic-0°. (c) Non-hydraulic-45°. (d) Stabilized hydraulic-45°. (e) Non-hydraulic-90°. (f) Stabilized hydraulic-90°.

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Fig 11.

Damage variable evolution curve.

(a) Non-hydraulic-0°. (b) Stabilized hydraulic-0°. (c) Non-hydraulic-45°. (d) Stabilized hydraulic-45°. (e) Non-hydraulic-90°. (f) Stabilized hydraulic-90°.

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Fig 12.

Characteristic curve of damage variable stage.

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