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A study on dynamic response of slopes under wave action using simulation tests

BAOTai, LIUXinrong, XUELingguang, ZHUKeshan

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After the erection of the Three Gorges Dam, the water level of Yangtze River will reach 175 m, and the average wave crest will be up to 1 m. Therefore the wave action cannot be neglected for the slope stability. Through simulation tests, the waveinduced dynamic response of the slope is analyzed. The soil body is taken as linear elastic body when it has a small deformation under the small wave action. Based on tests, the excess pore pressure and slope displacement under the loading in different wave period are analyzed. The ratio of dynamic strength and static strength to the breaking process of the slope is discussed. It is demonstrated that smaller wave period gives rise to a larger strain of the slope under the same stress. At different depth of water, different weakness effect on the stability of the soil slope is observed and the slope has an adaptability to the wave action to some extent.

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After the erection of the Three Gorges Dam, the water level of Yangtze River will reach 175 m, and the average wave crest will be up to 1 m. Therefore the wave action cannot be neglected for the slope stability. Through simulation tests, the waveinduced dynamic response of the slope is analyzed. The soil body is taken as linear elastic body when it has a small deformation under the small wave action. Based on tests, the excess pore pressure and slope displacement under the loading in different wave period are analyzed. The ratio of dynamic strength and static strength to the breaking process of the slope is discussed. It is demonstrated that smaller wave period gives rise to a larger strain of the slope under the same stress. At different depth of water, different weakness effect on the stability of the soil slope is observed and the slope has an adaptability to the wave action to some extent.

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After the erection of the Three Gorges Dam, the water level of Yangtze River will reach 175 m, and the average wave crest will be up to 1 m. Therefore the wave action cannot be neglected for the slope stability. Through simulation tests, the waveinduced dynamic response of the slope is analyzed. The soil body is taken as linear elastic body when it has a small deformation under the small wave action. Based on tests, the excess pore pressure and slope displacement under the loading in different wave period are analyzed. The ratio of dynamic strength and static strength to the breaking process of the slope is discussed. It is demonstrated that smaller wave period gives rise to a larger strain of the slope under the same stress. At different depth of water, different weakness effect on the stability of the soil slope is observed and the slope has an adaptability to the wave action to some extent.

Key concepts: Crest, Geotechnical engineering, Slope stability, Displacement (psychology), Geology, Wave loading, Wave height, Submarine pipeline

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