Analysis of reasonability of several assumptions used in typical limit equilibrium methods based on progressive failure feature of slope
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Analysis of reasonability of several assumptions used in typical limit equilibrium methods based on progressive failure feature of slope
Vol. 33, Issue S1, (2012)
作者机构:
1. 西安理工大学 岩土工程研究所,西安,710048
2. .浙江省水利水电勘测设计院,杭州,310002
3. .西安长庆科技工程有限责任公司 建筑工程设计部,西安,710018
4. .中国科学院武汉岩土力学研究所,武汉,430071
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CLC:TU457
Online First:21 September 2012,
Published:2012
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ZENG Zeng, ZHANG Ze-hui, YANG Hong-li, et al. Analysis of reasonability of several assumptions used in typical limit equilibrium methods based on progressive failure feature of slope[J]. 2012, 33(S1).
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ZENG Zeng, ZHANG Ze-hui, YANG Hong-li, et al. Analysis of reasonability of several assumptions used in typical limit equilibrium methods based on progressive failure feature of slope[J]. 2012, 33(S1).DOI:
Analysis of reasonability of several assumptions used in typical limit equilibrium methods based on progressive failure feature of slope
Progressive failure feature of slope is difficult for numerical simulation of slope. Also practical slope failure process is rarely a whole and sudden slipping one
is often step by step one from local deformation to final and overall instability
which is a chain domino style failures triggered by small disturbance under critical condition. Here by particle flow code(PFC)
a numerical slope with cohesion between particles being 36 kPa
friction coefficient between particles being 0.36
0.1m particle size and 10m height is designed
initial models damage will not occur under gravity condition. Slope failure is done by cohesion strength between particles reduced to half of initial one. Slope shapes of each 20 000 steps
total steps being 200 000
are obtained by monitoring change of vertical particle groups at horizontal intervals of 1m
which directly reveals progressive failure of slope. Found that failure is always beginning from local part
movement of slope body material results in secondary damage in slope
which forms final arc sliding surface. These account for sliding isn’t a whole declining of slope body
the body isn’t a rigid one. Stress conditions along slip surface don’t reach limit state at the same time. Change of stress in slope body isn’t a monotonous one
but a process with rises and falls. All these conclusions contradict assumptions in current limit equilibrium methods such as rigidity of finite slice
simultaneously reaching limit sate on slip surface
making statically indeterminate problem solved by force transfer mode between slices given
overall analytical method not presenting localization and progressive feature of failure
which hints future of slope computing method lies in discrete element methods can present dynamic practical problem and material real failure characteristics.