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Synthetic rock mass.

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Behavior and rheological components of LPBM.

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Fig 3.

Joint and smooth joint contact model.

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Table 1.

Microscopic parameters of particles and linear parallel bond models.

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Table 2.

Macro parameters for models of different sizes.

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Fig 4.

Comparison of calibration parameters for 50 mm diameter model.

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Microscopic parameters of SJCM.

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Table 4.

DFN distribution characteristics.

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Fig 5.

Schematic diagram of LCC particle flow model.

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Fig 6.

Fracture length distribution histogram.

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Fig 7.

DFN and SRM models of composite for uniaxial compression.

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Table 5.

Parameter hierarchy description.

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Fig 8.

Stress-strain curves of the model under different DFN generation conditions.

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Fig 9.

Stress-strain curves of composite models with different dimensions under randomly angled joints.

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Fig 10.

Strength characteristics of random joint dip composites.

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Fig 11.

Variation patterns of composite mechanical parameters under randomly inclined joints.

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Fig 12.

Stress-strain-bond break evolution curves of LCC at different sizes.

Note: The bond-break event density in the figure is in units of events/mm²/10 ⁻ ³ strain, and the cumulative bond-break activity represents the cumulative bond-break event density curve.

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Table 6.

Statistical analysis of bond-break parameters for composite models at different sizes.

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Fig 13.

Crack growth diagrams, porosity cloud diagrams, and stress cloud diagrams for composites at different sizes.

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Fig 14.

Uniaxial stress-strain curves of composite models at different scales under joint action at various dip angle ranges.

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Fig 15.

The effect of joint dip angle range on the size effect of composite strength and deformation characteristics.

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Table 7.

Δσ and ΔE value`s at different dip angle ranges.

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Fig 16.

Δσ and ΔE values at different dip angle ranges.

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