SEASONAL CHANGES IN THE VALUE OF THE RESISTANCE COEFFICIENT OF THE LANDSLEND

Autor: A. V Zhidelev, Oksana Bogomolova
Rok vydání: 2020
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Zdroj: Construction and Geotechnics. 11:77-88
ISSN: 2687-0908
2687-0894
DOI: 10.15593/2224-9826/2020.3.07
Popis: The results of calculating the stability of a landslide-prone slope located on the river bank are presented. Additional stability studies were carried out due to the fact that, according to the results of slope calculations using various “compartments” methods, based on the construction of circular cylindrical sliding surfaces, the slope is in a stable state (tables are given containing the numerical values of the safety factors). However, in the spring-autumn period, local landslides occur on the slope. Therefore, new calculations of slope stability were carried out using a method based on the analysis of the stress state of the soil massif, which allows one to take into account the "weighing" effect of groundwater when it rises and the decrease in the strength properties of the constituent soils when they are soaked. This method is formalized in a computer program developed with the participation of one of the authors; the program has a certificate of state registration. Calculations have established that an increase in the level of groundwater to the maximum possible value reduces the values of the safety factors along the considered sliding lines by 5.9-21 %. It is shown that if the numerical values of the safety factors obtained by the methods of circular cylindrical sliding surfaces are reduced by 21 %, then some of their values will be very close to unity or even less, which resolves the above contradiction. When calculating the stability of landslide-prone soil masses, in which seasonal fluctuations of groundwater are possible, one should take into account the "weighing" effect of groundwater at the maximum level of their rise, a decrease in the physical and mechanical (strength) characteristics of soils due to their soaking and, preferably, the destabilizing effect of hydraulic heads.
Databáze: OpenAIRE
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