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Stability Analysis of Micropile Reinforced Idukki Soil Slopes
The hilly regions of Kerala are severely affected by excess rainfall, causing tremendous damage due to landslides and slope failures. It is necessary to strengthen the existing slope profiles to prevent such disasters and avoid their risk to human lives and civil infrastructures. This paper studies the effect of micropile to reinforce the slopes in Idukki district of Kerala, where slope failures are frequent. Three-dimensional slope stability analysis is carried out on slopes from Idukki to obtain safety factor values using the MIDAS GTS NX program. The slope is fully saturated herein by taking the model's piezometric surface at the ground level to simulate high rainfall intensity. The critical slopes are then modelled with micropiles to analyze their effectiveness in improving stability under static conditions. Different micropile arrangements are considered, and a series of slope stability analyses have been carried out to obtain the optimum configuration with the required safety factor. The FOS values increased by more than 50% with micropiles for all the slopes. The optimum micropile arrangement obtained for each slope shows that micropile distribution between the toe and middle of the slope is an effective location for reinforcing slopes.
Stability Analysis of Micropile Reinforced Idukki Soil Slopes
The hilly regions of Kerala are severely affected by excess rainfall, causing tremendous damage due to landslides and slope failures. It is necessary to strengthen the existing slope profiles to prevent such disasters and avoid their risk to human lives and civil infrastructures. This paper studies the effect of micropile to reinforce the slopes in Idukki district of Kerala, where slope failures are frequent. Three-dimensional slope stability analysis is carried out on slopes from Idukki to obtain safety factor values using the MIDAS GTS NX program. The slope is fully saturated herein by taking the model's piezometric surface at the ground level to simulate high rainfall intensity. The critical slopes are then modelled with micropiles to analyze their effectiveness in improving stability under static conditions. Different micropile arrangements are considered, and a series of slope stability analyses have been carried out to obtain the optimum configuration with the required safety factor. The FOS values increased by more than 50% with micropiles for all the slopes. The optimum micropile arrangement obtained for each slope shows that micropile distribution between the toe and middle of the slope is an effective location for reinforcing slopes.
Stability Analysis of Micropile Reinforced Idukki Soil Slopes
Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering
Krishna, A. Murali (Herausgeber:in) / Banerjee, Subhadeep (Herausgeber:in) / Pitchumani, N. Kumar (Herausgeber:in) / Anjana, C. P. (Autor:in) / Ranga Swamy, K. (Autor:in)
DFI-India Annual Conference ; 2022 ; Tirupati, India
31.10.2023
13 pages
Aufsatz/Kapitel (Buch)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Micropile foundation structure and construction method of micropile foundation
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