An experimental investigation on thermal damage and failure mechanical behavior of granite after exposure to different high temperature treatments

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Experimental investigation of quenching effect on mechanical, microstructural and flow characteristics of reservoir rocks: Thermal stimulation method for geothermal energy extraction (2018, neutral): “Further, pre-existing cracks can widen, propagate or close depending on the stress and the temperature state as a result of thermal damage or thermally induced volumetric expansion (Homand-Etienne and Houpert, 1989; Yang et al., 2017).”
An investigation of thermal effects on micro-properties of granite by X-ray CT technique (2018, background): “The previous researches of the “thermal effect” on rock is shown in Table 1 from four aspects of the typical test temperature range, the typical heating rate, the key mechanisms leading to strength degradation and the temperature effect on failure mode, respectively [15-28].”
Physical and Mechanical Properties of Granite After High-Temperature Treatment (2019, background): “Zhang et al. (2016) studied changes observed in the physical and mechanical properties of granite below 500 °C and defined changes observed based on three temperature stages: room temperature to 100 °C, 100–300 °C, and 300–500 °C.”