Numerical simulation and analysis of deformation and failure of jointed rock slopes by extended finite element method
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Numerical simulation and analysis of deformation and failure of jointed rock slopes by extended finite element method
Vol. 34, Issue 8, (2013)
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上海交通大学 船舶海洋与建筑工程学院,上海,200240
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CLC:TU452
Online First:13 August 2013,
Published:2013
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ZHENG An-xing, LUO Xian-qi, SHEN Hui. Numerical simulation and analysis of deformation and failure of jointed rock slopes by extended finite element method[J]. 2013, 34(8).
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ZHENG An-xing, LUO Xian-qi, SHEN Hui. Numerical simulation and analysis of deformation and failure of jointed rock slopes by extended finite element method[J]. 2013, 34(8).DOI:
Numerical simulation and analysis of deformation and failure of jointed rock slopes by extended finite element method
The perilous rock is one of the typical disasters in the Three Gorges reservoir region; it can be classified as two types in views of perilous mode
i.e. falling perilous rock and toppling perilous rock. Crack propagation of control joint of perilous rock under loads is the key process in failure of perilous rock. In this paper taking the control joint in perilous rock as one crevice in a sample
to solve the moving discontinuities of joint propagation by extended element method and explore the crack propagation behavior of control joint of perilous rock under loads. The Taibaiyan cliff at Wanzhou is a representative case of massive perilous rocks in the area. Using this cliff as an example
the effect of joint location
obliquity and rock tensile strength on the failure mode and magnitude of safety factor were investigated. The results demonstrate that with the decreases of rock tensile strength
the perilous rock stability decreases; and with the decreases of control joint obliquity
the perilous rock stability increases. The destructive mechanism of two unstable modes for perilous rock is tension-shear. As opposed to toppling perilous rock
under the same conditions
the stability of falling perilous rock is even worse.
An extended finite element method for modeling hydraulic fracturing in perilous rock
Coupling mechanism of seepage and heat transfer in rock fracture based on physics-informed neural networks
Influence of construction gap on the force of steel lining in compressed air storage cavern
Stability and failure mode analysis of tunnel face in composite ground with upper sand and lower clay layers
Characterization method for the three-dimensional soil cutting failure surface based on damage energy dissipation
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