Study of dynamic sensitivity of rock slope under excitation function role of force increase mutation
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Study of dynamic sensitivity of rock slope under excitation function role of force increase mutation
Vol. 34, Issue 6, (2013)
作者机构:
1. 中国煤炭科工集团沈阳研究院,辽宁,抚顺,113122
2. 中国科学院力学研究所,北京,100190
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CLC:O33
Online First:14 June 2013,
Published:2013
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WANG Jian-guo, WANG Zhen-wei. Study of dynamic sensitivity of rock slope under excitation function role of force increase mutation[J]. 2013, 34(6).
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WANG Jian-guo, WANG Zhen-wei. Study of dynamic sensitivity of rock slope under excitation function role of force increase mutation[J]. 2013, 34(6).DOI:
Study of dynamic sensitivity of rock slope under excitation function role of force increase mutation
The dynamic loading leads to instability and failure of rock slope. Especially
the role of force increase mutation has a great influence on slope stability. The rock mechanical properties are analyzed under static and dynamic loadings. And then
the nonlinear equation of rock slope is established. The dynamic deformation model of rock slope and the nonlinear dynamic response are studied. The amplitude of the sliding body suddenly increase
resulting in the sudden jump up and continue to increasing with the increase of the force
when the disturbance frequency to a certain extent. Conversely
the amplitude of the landslide suddenly reduces
resulting in the sudden decreases when the perturbation amplitude reduces to a certain extent. Tiny changes in initial conditions can cause a huge difference of the system response. The movement of the entire system can be regarded as an independent superposition of the two sports when the amplitude(A) is very small. As the amplitude(A) increases to more than its amplitude between the three singular points of the nonlinear system interval
the system can oscillate back and forth between these singular points. With the amplitude(A) increasing
the system changes from the period-doubling motion to mix sports. The results can provide guidance for the dynamic stability of the rock slope.