The Stability Studies of Soil Slope under the Action of Short-Time Heavy Rainfall
Zhong Ming He, Xin Zhao, Ling Zeng, Yan Qi Qin
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Zhong Ming He, Xin Zhao, Ling Zeng, Yan Qi Qin
Abstract
Based on the saturated-unsaturated seepage theory and the unsaturated shear strength, the numerical simulations of soil slope seepage field in short-time heavy rainfall was carried out, and on this basis calculated the slope safety coefficient at different rainfall time. The research shows that: the rainfall infiltration will cause the slope soil matrix suction decreased or even disappeared which leads to the slope shear strength reduce; Rainwater infiltration increases the transient water load of infiltration area; and under the dual role of matrix suction reduction and transient water load increasing, the slope safety coefficient has the downward trend obviously.
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Based on the saturated-unsaturated seepage theory and the unsaturated shear strength, the numerical simulations of soil slope seepage field in short-time heavy rainfall was carried out, and on this basis calculated the slope safety coefficient at different rainfall time. The research shows that: the rainfall infiltration will cause the slope soil matrix suction decreased or even disappeared which leads to the slope shear strength reduce; Rainwater infiltration increases the transient water load of infiltration area; and under the dual role of matrix suction reduction and transient water load increasing, the slope safety coefficient has the downward trend obviously.
Key concepts: Infiltration (HVAC), Geotechnical engineering, Vegetation and slope stability, Slope stability, Strength reduction, Environmental science, Shear strength (soil), Soil science