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Application of FLAC to Study on Anchorage for Mountain Slope
In the paper, the mountain of Siwu village was selectedd for the study. Combined with status of landslide, three typical profile of the slope were selected to carry out stability analysis, reinforcement scheme was proposed for the characteristics of each slope. Based on the field measurement, the fast Lagrangian numerical simulation (FLAC) was used to carry out comparative study of the quality of the two anchoring scheme. The results show that two reinforcement measures with anchor cable or anchor can be effective to provide slope stability.
Application of FLAC to Study on Anchorage for Mountain Slope
In the paper, the mountain of Siwu village was selectedd for the study. Combined with status of landslide, three typical profile of the slope were selected to carry out stability analysis, reinforcement scheme was proposed for the characteristics of each slope. Based on the field measurement, the fast Lagrangian numerical simulation (FLAC) was used to carry out comparative study of the quality of the two anchoring scheme. The results show that two reinforcement measures with anchor cable or anchor can be effective to provide slope stability.
Application of FLAC to Study on Anchorage for Mountain Slope
Advanced Materials Research ; 535-537 ; 1944-1949
2012-06-14
6 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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