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FEM Analysis of 3D Seepage Field for Slope during Rainfall

Dan Lin

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Based on basic principles of the porous media saturated-unsaturated seepage,two rainfall infiltration models are discussed.A slope is taken as an example,the temporal status infiltration field of this slope in different rainfall moment is simulated.The results are generally reliable,and can be the basis for the stability analysis of the slope.

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Based on basic principles of the porous media saturated-unsaturated seepage,two rainfall infiltration models are discussed.A slope is taken as an example,the temporal status infiltration field of this slope in different rainfall moment is simulated.The results are generally reliable,and can be the basis for the stability analysis of the slope.

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Based on basic principles of the porous media saturated-unsaturated seepage,two rainfall infiltration models are discussed.A slope is taken as an example,the temporal status infiltration field of this slope in different rainfall moment is simulated.The results are generally reliable,and can be the basis for the stability analysis of the slope.

Key concepts: Infiltration (HVAC), Geotechnical engineering, Geology, Slope stability, Finite element method, Soil science, Engineering, Meteorology

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