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Analysis of location distribution of slope slip plane with different factors of safety

Qunyi Liu

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In order to study the relationship between safety factor of slope and its slip plane during the slope stability calculation by strength reduction method,the theoretical deduction and numerical calculation of strength reduction method by FLAC3D are done.The safety factor and location of slip plane for slope are analyzed for a homogeneous slope with the variation of cohesion and friction angle.The analysis results show that(1) the safety factor of slope is influenced by anyone of cohesion and friction angle,but the location of slip plane is instead influenced by the combination function of c and φ,which has the formula of,where is the height of slope;(2) when equals to a constant,the locations of slip plane will not change by the variation of shear parameters and;with the increase of,the failure mode of slope changes from shallow slippage to deep slippage,the slip plane becomes more and more smooth while the top of it moves farther away from the vertex of slope,and slipping volume becomes greater.

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In order to study the relationship between safety factor of slope and its slip plane during the slope stability calculation by strength reduction method,the theoretical deduction and numerical calculation of strength reduction method by FLAC3D are done.The safety factor and location of slip plane for slope are analyzed for a homogeneous slope with the variation of cohesion and friction angle.The analysis results show that(1) the safety factor of slope is influenced by anyone of cohesion and friction angle,but the location of slip plane is instead influenced by the combination function of c and φ,which has the formula of,where is the height of slope;(2) when equals to a constant,the locations of slip plane will not change by the variation of shear parameters and;with the increase of,the failure mode of slope changes from shallow slippage to deep slippage,the slip plane becomes more and more smooth while the top of it moves farther away from the vertex of slope,and slipping volume becomes greater.

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In order to study the relationship between safety factor of slope and its slip plane during the slope stability calculation by strength reduction method,the theoretical deduction and numerical calculation of strength reduction method by FLAC3D are done.The safety factor and location of slip plane for slope are analyzed for a homogeneous slope with the variation of cohesion and friction angle.The analysis results show that(1) the safety factor of slope is influenced by anyone of cohesion and friction angle,but the location of slip plane is instead influenced by the combination function of c and φ,which has the formula of,where is the height of slope;(2) when equals to a constant,the locations of slip plane will not change by the variation of shear parameters and;with the increase of,the failure mode of slope changes from shallow slippage to deep slippage,the slip plane becomes more and more smooth while the top of it moves farther away from the vertex of slope,and slipping volume becomes greater.

Key concepts: Slipping, Slippage, Slip (aerodynamics), Slope stability analysis, Cohesion (chemistry), Slope stability, Geotechnical engineering, Strength reduction

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