Three-dimensional numerical analysis of stability of large-scale landslide accumulation body
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Three-dimensional numerical analysis of stability of large-scale landslide accumulation body
Vol. 32, Issue 11, (2011)
作者机构:
1. 河海大学 岩土工程研究所,南京,210098
2. 中水顾问集团昆明勘测设计研究院,昆明,650051
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CLC:TU457
Online First:09 November 2011,
Published:2011
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ZHANG Yu, XU Wei-ya, SHI Chong, et al. Three-dimensional numerical analysis of stability of large-scale landslide accumulation body[J]. 2011, 32(11).
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ZHANG Yu, XU Wei-ya, SHI Chong, et al. Three-dimensional numerical analysis of stability of large-scale landslide accumulation body[J]. 2011, 32(11).DOI:
Three-dimensional numerical analysis of stability of large-scale landslide accumulation body
The volume of Zhenggang large landslide accumulation body in Gushui hydropower station is up to more than 47
500
000 m3. There are many ultra-deep landslide places with the thickness over 50 m; its stability is directly related to dam construction and operation. However
Field engineering geological investigation and data of deformation caused by rainfall in 2008 show that the landslide is multi-period and complex
mainly composed of bedrock
slip soil and unconsolidated accumulation. There are so many tensile and shear cracks on the surface that the accumulation body is prone to produce creep deformation under the normal condition and slump under any condition
so the treatment such as excavation and reinforcement is needed. Due to lateral restraint of computation cross-sections and bottom sliding surface curvature effects in space not considered by two dimensional method
3D limit equilibrium method and large deformable Lagrange finite difference method are applied to build some 3D computational model according to actual geological information. By comparative analysis of changes of stress
deformation
plastic zone and safety factor before and after the treatment
the stability is evaluated qualitatively and quantitatively; and furthermore the stability after the reinforcement is checked by the finite element point and surface safety factor method. The results truly reflect the situations and laws of stability of the landslide
which are consistent with the field exploration results. The local and whole stability obviously increased after excavation and reinforcement; if combined with drainage measures will be more conducive to maintaining. The research results can provide meaningful references to the similar projects.