The invention discloses a near-field dynamics method for soil
erosion and
piping prediction, and relates to
geotechnical engineering, and the method comprises the following steps: S1, building a
solid model of a soil body and a
water flow area; s2, endowing the model with material attributes according to experimental conditions; s3, performing spatial
discretization on the model by adopting an orthogonal uniform
discretization method to form material points occupying a specific space, generating a near-field range according to the size, dividing a
water flow region and a soil
body region, and generating water-water, soil-water and soil-soil bonds; s4, setting initial and boundary conditions, establishing a space integral equation of
water flow movement based on near-field dynamics, and solving water flow
diffusion by using a static implicit
algorithm; s5, reconstructing the
Darcy law to calculate the flow velocity of the fluid, and judging whether the soil body is eroded or not according to the flow velocity and the
shear strength; and S6, constructing a spatial integral equation of
solid expansion and
sol migration of
bentonite. When the soil body is not eroded, the
volume fraction is solved, and otherwise, the migration state is calculated. The model can effectively simulate the fluid
diffusion and soil
erosion process, and provides a model framework for the prediction of the
piping problem.