Method for acquiring relation curve of atomized rain intensity and slope safety coefficient
A safety factor and relationship curve technology, applied in the field of water conservancy engineering protection, can solve the problems of low generalization strength, time-consuming and expensive, and unsafe slope protection design.
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[0042] The infiltration of a high dam is simulated by using the method of obtaining slope stability safety coefficient curves under different intensity distributions of atomized rain:
[0043] The continuous distribution of atomized rain intensity corresponding to the elevation on the slope is obtained through actual measurement, as shown in figure 1 shown.
[0044] 1) The seepage finite element numerical simulation method is used to simulate the saturated-unsaturated seepage field of the slope during the rain and fog infiltration process, and the seepage field is converted into the distribution mode of seepage force load. Such as figure 2 , 3, 4 shown.
[0045] 2) Applying the principle of the limit equilibrium method to construct the calculation model of the slope stability safety factor; refers to:
[0046] Using the Morgenstern-Price limit equilibrium analysis method, the safety factor is assumed first, and the safety factor of the corresponding sliding surface is obta...
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