Explicit solution to 3D safety factor of slope based on force equilibrium and its application to engineering
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Explicit solution to 3D safety factor of slope based on force equilibrium and its application to engineering
Vol. 29, Issue 8, (2008)
作者机构:
1. 合肥工业大学 土木与水利工程学院,合肥,230009
2. 长江科学院 水利部岩土力学与工程重点实验室,武汉,430019
3. 四川大学 水利水电学院,成都,610065
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CLC:TU443
Online First:02 August 2013,
Published:2008
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ZHU Da-yong, DING Xiu-li, DENG Jian-hui. Explicit solution to 3D safety factor of slope based on force equilibrium and its application to engineering[J]. 2008, 29(8).
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ZHU Da-yong, DING Xiu-li, DENG Jian-hui. Explicit solution to 3D safety factor of slope based on force equilibrium and its application to engineering[J]. 2008, 29(8).DOI:
Explicit solution to 3D safety factor of slope based on force equilibrium and its application to engineering
By extending the 2D explicit limit equilibrium solution based on normal stresses over the slip surface of the 3D slope
a simple and convenient method of 3D slope stability analysis is presented; it is applicable to general-shaped 3D slip surfaces. Firstly
the normal stress distribution over the 3D slip surface is initially assumed
it is then modified to satisfy all the three force equilibrium conditions. A quadratic equation is derived in terms of safety factor
it finally yields the explicit solution to the 3D safety factor. The proposed method has overcome some insurmountable difficulties encountered in the current methods of columns; and free of consideration of inter-column forces
satisfying the major equilibrium conditions and features; simple and practical computation process. Example studies show that the proposed explicit solution gives the 3D safety factor of a wedge identical to the analytical solution
agrees well with the rigorous limit equilibrium solutions of symmetrical slope. The method has been applied to the preliminary 3D stability analysis of a dam abutment; and the computation results offer a guidance for design of stabilization.