Research on the correlation between surface damage and radon exhalation rate of uranium tailings dam after earthquakes based on binocular vision
摘要
The amplification of radon migration by surface damage in uranium tailings dam needs attention. In laboratory experiments, a binocular camera was used to obtain the post-earthquake displacement and crack of the dam surface, and local static method was used to measure radon concentration. The deformation cloud maps from kriging-interpolated displacements matched cracking. As the intensity of the earthquake increased, the displacement, crack rate, and radon exhalation monotonically increased, with a slow to fast rate of change. The mutation time of crack rate was the earliest, which could predict the trend of displacement and radon exhalation.