Slope stability analysis is a static or dynamic, analytical or empirical method to evaluate the stability of earth and rock-fill dams, embankments, excavated slopes, and natural slopes in soil and rock. Slope stability refers to the condition of inclined soil or rock slopes to withstand or undergo movement.
Sarma method – The method of Sarma is a simple, but accurate method for the analysis of slope stability, which allows to determine the horizontal seismic acceleration required so that the mass of soil, delimited by the sliding surface and by the topographic profile, reaches the limit equilibrium state (critical acceleration Kc) and, at the same time, allows to obtain the usual safety factor
sin( ) (2.5.4a) Fellenius method . F = i=1 n b x. i cos( i) {– C – u This method was first introduced by Fellenius (1926) for analysis of slope stability of C-φ soil. In this method, the soil mass above the assumed slip circle is divided into a number of vertical slices of equal width.
In this section, five examples of slope stability analysis from Griffiths and Lane (1999) will be discussed. These examples will be analyzed by the finite element method and will be compared with the limit equilibrium methods. The analysis was performed by utilizing PLAXIS for the finite element method and Slope/W for the limit equilibrium methods. 2015-04-01 · The seismic stability and deformability of earth slopes are conventionally evaluated by simple, practical methods.
figure 3: example c slope result – initial attempt to identify critical slip surface by varying slip circle centre and radii 01 02 03 0-6-8-4-2 0 2 circle plotted: centre at 14.5, 1. fos 2.248 figure 4: example c slope result – failure surface presumed to be tangent to stratum 2 01 02 03 0-6-8-4-2 2 4 6 0 8 circle plotted: centre at 15.5, 6. fos 2.027
The coefficients m and n are functions of the dimensionless number c'/gH and the depth factor D. Example. Using the Fellenius method of slices, determine the factor of safety, in terms . of effective stress, of the slope shown in Fig.(6) for the given failure surface. Swedish Circle Method.
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of effective stress, of the slope shown in Fig.(6) for the given failure surface.
8.3.1.2. Other Methods of Slices. There are many other stability analysis methods available besides the Fellenius Method, such as Bishop’s Method, Janbu’s Method, etc. A 45 slope is excavated to a depth of 8m in a deep layer of saturated clay of unit weight 19 kN/m. 3: the relevant shear strength parameters are c. u = 65 kN/m.
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2. LEARNING OUTCOMES • SLOPE STABILITY BASED ON TAYLOR DIAGRAM • BASIC THEORY OF SLICE OF SLOPES • CALCULATION OF SAFETY FACTOR.
While modern software is making it possible to analyze ever-increasingly complex problems, the same
of the face of a mountain is an example of this type, whereas finite slopes are each slice are the Swedish circle method (Fellenius, 1927), Bishop method
The geotechnical engineer frequently uses limit equilibrium methods of analysis when studying slope stability problems, for example, Ordinary or Fellenius'
In the method of slices or the Fellenius method, the sliding mass above the failure surface is divided into a number of slices. The forces acting on each slice are
which is one method to analyze slope stability in method of slices.
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where m and n are the stability coefficients. The coefficients m and n are functions of the dimensionless number c'/gH and the depth factor D. Example. Using the Fellenius method of slices, determine the factor of safety, in terms . of effective stress, of the slope shown in Fig.(6) for the given failure surface.
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