LIU Zu-qiang, LUO Hong-ming, ZHENG Min, et al. Study on expansion-shrinkage characteristics and deformation model for expansive
soils in canal slope of South-to-North Water Diversion Project[J]. 2019, 40(S1): 409-414.
DOI:
LIU Zu-qiang, LUO Hong-ming, ZHENG Min, et al. Study on expansion-shrinkage characteristics and deformation model for expansive
soils in canal slope of South-to-North Water Diversion Project[J]. 2019, 40(S1): 409-414.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2018.2101.
Study on expansion-shrinkage characteristics and deformation model for expansive
soils in canal slope of South-to-North Water Diversion Project
The deformation of expansive soil slope of the South-to-North Water Transfer Project is significantly affected by the dry-wet cycles such as rainfall and evaporation. The characteristics of expansion-shrinkage deformation and vertical displacement deformation of the expansive soil at canal top under dry-wet cycling are revealed
which provides a basis for the stability evaluation and treatment plan of the slope. Based on the experimental results of the expansion-shrinkage characteristics of expansive soil
combining the field observation data such as vertical displacement
water content
rainfall
evaporation and temperature monitoring
the correlation between the displacement of the canal top and the influence factor is analyzed
and a model for vertical deformation of the expansive soil at canal top under the action of dry-wet cycling is established. The results show that the expansion-shrinkage factor composed of water content
rainfall and evaporation are negatively correlated with the vertical displacement of the canal top. The vertical displacement component is smaller due to the expansion-shrinkage factor. The temperature factor is positively correlated with the vertical displacement of the canal top
and has a great influence on the vertical deformation of the canal top
which is the main factor affecting the deformation of the canal top. The slope excavation(time-effect factor) has a certain influence on the vertical deformation of the canal top at the initial stage of construction
but little influence on the vertical deformation of canal top after excavation.