ZHANG Lei,SHI Bin,WEI Guangqing.Model Test Research on Slope Failure Process under Slope Cutting Based on BOTDA Technology[J].Journal of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Engineering,2020,40(05):698-705.
ZHANG Lei,SHI Bin,WEI Guangqing.Model Test Research on Slope Failure Process under Slope Cutting Based on BOTDA Technology[J].Journal of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Engineering,2020,40(05):698-705. DOI: 10.13409/j.cnki.jdpme.2020.05.003.
Model Test Research on Slope Failure Process under Slope Cutting Based on BOTDA Technology
Among other factors, artificial slope cutting is one of the most common triggering factors of landslide. In this paper, a series of model tests and numerical simulation have been conducted to investigate the failure mechanism and evolution process of the slope under slope cutting. As the coupling between sensing cables and soil directly affects the accuracy of monitoring results. Firstly, a new pull-out apparatus is designed and the coupling deformation relationship between sensing cables and soil is acquired through pull-out tests under different confining pressures. According to the pull-out tests, a surcharge loading test model was designed. Strain-sensing cables that can capture the strains at different positions of the model slope were embedded in the soil mass. The measurement data of the cut slope were analyzed. It can be found that an abnormal strain-field area obtained by horizontal and vertical sensors coordinated with the location of the potential slip surface. This is verified by a comparison between the measurements of the cables and numerical simulation results. Based on the BOTDA data, an empirical relationship is explored between the horizontal characteristic maximum strain and the safety factor to estimate the slope stability condition and perform early-warning of landslide under the action of slope cutting. The conclusions drawn in this study are of great significance to stability evaluation of artificial cut slopes.
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