In order to reveal the mechanism of disintegration deformation and failure of debris landslide under rainfall
connected with the engineering concrete example of medium and deep debris landslide
through the collection
arrangement and analysis of related data
the site investigation and exploration of engineering geology
indoor and outdoor physico-mechanical test
adopting the analytic means of mathematic statistics
unbalanced-thrust method and three-dimensional contact elastoplastic FEM together
and the theory of groundwater pipe network drainage system(GPNDS)
its stability and process of the deformation
disintegration and failure under rainfall were analyzed
which the main disintegration deformation and failure mechanism and general mechanics mechanism of medium and deep debris landslide under rainfall are revealed. The research result shows as follows: First
long time proper strength steady rain or intensive rainfall is the main factor of its instability and failure. Second
adopting contact elastoplastic FEM thinking over the action of rainfall may better reflect the actual locating state and sliding process of debris landslide under rainfall; and it may afford one method that can be used as a reference of stability analysis
accurate evaluation and forecast of the debris landslide.
Sensitivity analysis of influencing factors of debris landslide
Study of practical approach to assess integrality of engineering rock mass
Quasi-static stability analysis of homogeneous soil slopes under effect of surcharge and earthquake
Study on ground data model of drill hole information and database
3D elastoplastic finite element simulation on excavation and reinforcement of the diversion tunnel outlet slope at the left bank of Jinping-I Hydropower Project
Related Author
XU Jian-cong
SHANG Yue-quan
PU Cong-lin
CHENG Guo-wen
LI Xiao
MA Chao-feng
TAN Han-hua
LI Liang
Related Institution
Exploration Institute of Environmental Geology of Hebei Province
Graduate University, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Key Laboratory of Engineering Geomechanics, Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
College of Civil Engineering, Chongqing University