Monitoring system design and test results analysis of a large scale landslide during remedial construction
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Monitoring system design and test results analysis of a large scale landslide during remedial construction
Vol. 27, Issue S2, (2006)
作者机构:
1. 中国科学院武汉岩土力学研究所,武汉,430071
2. 中国地质科学院探矿工艺研究所,成都,610081
3. 中铁十八局集团第二工程有限公司,唐山,063030
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CLC:TU457
Online First:16 December 2006,
Published:2006
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LI Shao-jun, LI Yong, WANG Hu-fa. Monitoring system design and test results analysis of a large scale landslide during remedial construction[J]. 2006, 27(S2).
DOI:
LI Shao-jun, LI Yong, WANG Hu-fa. Monitoring system design and test results analysis of a large scale landslide during remedial construction[J]. 2006, 27(S2).DOI:
Monitoring system design and test results analysis of a large scale landslide during remedial construction
is the current largest landslide occurred during the highway construction; monitoring is the important content among landslide dynamic design and information construction. A large scale monitoring system is built in this landslide
this paper discusses the monitoring system design
in situ layout of monitoring facilities and testing methods in detail. Monitoring items consist of surface displacement
horizontal displacement of landslide body and anti-sliding piles
soil pressure behind anti-sliding piles
tensile force of anchor cables
cracks and underground water level. Based on the synthetic analysis of typical monitoring results
sliding direction
slip surface
displacement of landslide body
the variation of anchor cables’ force and underground water level are all obtained
which provides direct proofs not only for dynamic remedial design
but also for the safety construction. Furthermore
the monitoring system makes it possible for the landslide deformation and residents’ on the landslide are all far away from abnormal serious condition. In the result
the remedial construction keeps safe and engineering cost is greatly saved
which will provide significant reference for those relevant landslide monitoring projects.