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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of rock samples.

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Table 1.

Mean values of physical parameters of rock samples.

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Fig 2.

Graded loading creep stress loading level.

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Fig 3.

Rock mechanics testing machine.

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Fig 4.

Clusters of creep curves under different freeze-thaw cycles.

(a) Rock sample without freeze-thaw cycles. (b) Rock sample after 30 freeze-thaw cycles.(c) Rock sample after 60 freeze-thaw cycles.(d) Rock sample after 90 freeze-thaw cycles.

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Fig 5.

The variation of instantaneous strain with the number of freeze-thaw cycles.

(a) Intact rock specimens. (b) Slow-slow fissures.

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Fig 6.

The variation of creep strain with the number of freeze-thaw cycles.

(a) Intact rock specimens. (b) Slow-slow fissures.

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Fig 7.

Variation of creep strain rate of rock samples with the number of freeze-thaw cycles.

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Fig 8.

Creep curve clusters of rock samples with different fracture dip angles.

(a) Slow-slow rock sample. (b) Slow-steep rock samples. (c) Steep-steep rock samples.

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Fig 9.

The variation of instantaneous strain of rock samples with different dip angles of double fissures with stress level.

(a) Freeze-thaw 0 times. (b) Freeze-thaw 90 times.

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Fig 10.

The variation of creep strain of rock samples with different dip angles of double fissures with stress level.

(a) Freeze-thaw 0 times. (b) Freeze-thaw 90 times.

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Table 2.

Steady-state creep rate of rock samples under different crack dip angles.

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Fig 11.

Creep failure mode and sketch map of slow-slow fractured rock.

(a) 0 times. (b) 30 times. (c) 60 times. (d) 90 times.

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Fig 12.

Creep failure mode and sketch map of slow-step fractured rock.

(a) 0 times. (b) 30 times. (c) 60 times. (d) 90 times.

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Fig 13.

Creep failure mode and sketch map of step-step fractured rock.

(a) 0 times. (b) 30 times. (c) 60 times. (d) 90 times.

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Fig 14.

Creep failure morphology and sketch map of intact rock.

(a) 0 times. (b) 30 times. (c) 60 times. (d) 90 times.

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Fig 15.

Relationship between axial strain and time curve.

(a) Slow-slow rock sample. (b) Slow-step rock sample. (c) Step-step rock sample. (d) Intact rock sample.

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Fig 16.

Creep long-term strength of intact rock samples under different freeze-thaw cycles.

(a) Freeze-thaw 0 times rock sample. (b) Freeze-thaw 30 times rock sample. (c) Freeze-thaw 60 times rock sample. (d) Freeze-thaw 90 times rock sample.

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Fig 17.

Long-term creep strength of three kinds of double-fractured rock samples.

(a) Slow-slow rock sample. (b) Slow-steep rock samples. (c) Steep-steep rock samples.

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