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    Numerical Simulation Study on High Dip Bedded Soft Rock Slope Stability of Surface Mine

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    According to the actual progress of a certain Surface Mine and based on strength reduction method, the deformation and fracture processes of the high dip bedded soft rock slope was simulated with RFPA-SRM, the stability of the slope was calculated. By analyzing the numerical simulation results, the characters of the deformation of high dip bedded soft rock slope and the landslide mode were demonstrated, which could provide a scientific basis for reasonable landslide control measures.

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    Numerical Simulation Study on High Dip Bedded Soft Rock Slope Stability of Surface Mine

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    According to the actual progress of a certain Surface Mine and based on strength reduction method, the deformation and fracture processes of the high dip bedded soft rock slope was simulated with RFPA-SRM, the stability of the slope was calculated. By analyzing the numerical simulation results, the characters of the deformation of high dip bedded soft rock slope and the landslide mode were demonstrated, which could provide a scientific basis for reasonable landslide control measures.

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    Numerical Simulation Study on High Dip Bedded Soft Rock Slope Stability of Surface Mine

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    According to the actual progress of a certain Surface Mine and based on strength reduction method, the deformation and fracture processes of the high dip bedded soft rock slope was simulated with RFPA-SRM, the stability of the slope was calculated. By analyzing the numerical simulation results, the characters of the deformation of high dip bedded soft rock slope and the landslide mode were demonstrated, which could provide a scientific basis for reasonable landslide control measures.

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    Title:

    Numerical Simulation Study on High Dip Bedded Soft Rock Slope Stability of Surface Mine

    Contributors:

    Liu, Bao Yong / Yang, Di

    Published in:

    Advanced Materials Research ; 868 ; 391-394

    Publication date:

    2013-12-13

    Size:

    4 pages

    ISSN:

    1662-8985 , 1022-6680

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.868.391

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Stability Analysis , Strength Reduction Method , High Dip Bedded Soft Rock Slope , Deformation and Failure Character

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