Experiments with granite, marble, rock salts and epoxy samples were ca
rried out under poliaxial loading. Microscopic and acoustic emission m
ethods were used to control cracking in the samples. The results show
that during supercritical deformation the cleaveges (block) appear and
are distributed according to size in hierachial order of the primary
typical sizes L(i); in the L(i) sequence the relation in neighbouring
L(i + 1) to L(i) almost reaches the constant value of K = 3. The K val
ue is not affected by the type of loading, boundary conditions, shape
and size of samples. The experiments with marble and iodide of ammonia
deformation were conducted in the solid-phase device and hydraulic hi
gh-pressure unit with supplementary uniaxial compression. The results
show that in the course of phase transition there occur a sudden chang
e in the elastic waves velocities and decline in the deformational cha
racteristics of the materials. The using of neutron diffraction method
shows that the modifications in the physical parameters caused by a d
eformation are associated with the structural changes in the samples.
The obtained results have important implications for understanding of
the physics of earthquake preparation.