WAN Liang-peng, XU Yang, LI Jian-lin, et al. Sensitivity analysis of the effect of rock mass parameters on slope stability evaluation: A case study of abutment slope of Dagangshan[J]. 2016, 37(6): 1737-1744.
DOI:
WAN Liang-peng, XU Yang, LI Jian-lin, et al. Sensitivity analysis of the effect of rock mass parameters on slope stability evaluation: A case study of abutment slope of Dagangshan[J]. 2016, 37(6): 1737-1744.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2016.06.026.
Sensitivity analysis of the effect of rock mass parameters on slope stability evaluation: A case study of abutment slope of Dagangshan
Fuzzy evaluation systems have been widely applied to comprehensively evaluate the slope stability. When material parameters of rock masses are used as evaluation factors
due to their discreteness in practical engineering
these parameters are required to be evaluated in advance to obtain characterization parameters. Then the characterization parameters are employed in comprehensive evaluation. From the viewpoint of rock masses resisting on external interactions
the characteristics of rock masses of Dagangshan abutment slope are studied in depth by considering the range and sequence of deformation and the safety factor before and after slope failure. Specifically
these characterization parameters are obtained by analyzing layered sensitivity and evaluating each parameter and the membership degree is derived by the area distribution method. Besides
the comprehensive sensitivity of mechanical parameters of rock masses is investigated by referring safety factor and the displacement. The weight of each factor is further determined by its sensitivity
and then applied in the comprehensive evaluation system. It is found that the deformation of rock masses mainly depends on cohesion when the displacement is regarded as reference. The frictional angle has more effect on slope failure than the cohesion when the safety factor is regarded as reference. The results also indicate that the sensitivity characteristics of displacement are better than those of safety factor. The results of comprehensive estimation reveal that rock masses have a group of intensive mechanical parameters. It is also noticed that evaluation results are better when the safety factor is used as reference
which is in accordance with the results of sensitivity analysis and practical circumstance
and thus the reasonability of the proposed method is verified.