One of the key points to make grouting reinforcement technology efficient and economical in engineering is to find out the optimal match relationship between different strengthsofrock mass and strength ofgrouting material. It can be called areasonable grouting strength. To explore that, 5 kinds of (compressive strength of cement mortar) were used to make samples to simulate the different rock strengths. Five kinds of (compressive strength of inorganic double-fluid material) were used to grout the structural plane of samples. Then the shearing experiment was carried out under the same normal stress conditions. Finally, based on the analyses of experimental results, the (the reasonable range of grouting parameters) was proposed. The result shows that when is the same, the smaller is, the higher the (shearing strength of samples) growth rate is. When is the same, with the increase of , the growth rate of tends to zero. According to the shearing failure process and morphology of the samples, when is the same, with the increase of , the failure typeofsamples change from plastic flow failure to brittle sliding failure which is the same as the samples without the structural plane. is equal to the ratio of to , and then the evaluation criteria of is established by judging that if it is in the range from 1.19 to ( = 0.0095 - 0.43 + 5.83). It will provide a certain basis to select the in engineering in which is known.

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