Rock failure progressive processes in static tests and dynamic impact tests are modelled using a hybrid finite-discrete element method.The simulated results are then compared with these recorded in literatures to calibrate the hybrid method.After that,the hybrid finite-discrete element method is applied to model rock excavation in mechanical cutting.Throughout this study,it is concluded that the hybrid finite-discrete element method is superior to the continuum-based finite element method and the discontinuum-based discrete element method in terms of modelling rock failure progressive process and resultant fragment flow,and may be a valuable numerical tool for optimizing the design of rock cutting and drilling equipments.
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