HE Peng, XIAO Jie, ZHANG Jian, et al. FAHP model of dynamic risk assessment for expansive soil cut slope
stability and its engineering application[J]. 2016, 37(S2): 502-512.
DOI:
HE Peng, XIAO Jie, ZHANG Jian, et al. FAHP model of dynamic risk assessment for expansive soil cut slope
stability and its engineering application[J]. 2016, 37(S2): 502-512.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2016.S2.065.
FAHP model of dynamic risk assessment for expansive soil cut slope
stability and its engineering application
expansive soil is widely distributed in China. To systematically evaluate the risk grade of expansive soil cut slope stability during construction
based on research results of 22 expansive soil road sections constructed in Guangxi
Yunnan
Henan
Beijing of China
the risk surroundings
factors and feedback information of risk management are analyzed; and the hierarchy model is established consisting of two indexes layer with 8 main evaluation indices. Grading standard of evaluation indices are established by statistics and theoretical analysis; and the weights of evaluation indices are obtained by using analytic hierarchy process. The dynamic recognition model of expansive soil cut slope stability is eventually established by using fuzzy recognition theory and analytic hierarchy process (FAHP). The preliminary assessment of risk surroundings and secondary dynamic assessment of risk factors and feedback information of expansive soil cut slope of Nanyou road was carried out by using the established model; and then the calculated results are compared with field situation. The results indicate that the assessment results are basically in a good agreement with the observed results
so as to verify the rationality and practicability of the proposed model. The dynamic risk assessment methodology and model can provide a powerful tool for quantitative assessment of expansive soil cut slopes stability during the whole construction process.