This invention discloses a pseudo-static calculation method,
system, storage medium, and electronic device for active earth pressure in finite-width fill under seismic conditions using the RB
displacement mode. The method first determines the failure mode based on the fill geometry, identifying a potential slip surface composed of a combination of logarithmic spirals and straight lines. The core innovation lies in establishing a small
principal stress trace arch model to quantitatively analyze the deflection of principal stresses in the soil caused by friction at the wall-soil and rock-soil interfaces, and deriving the
lateral earth pressure correction coefficient. K w Based on this, the damaged soil is divided into zones, and differential equations considering the equilibrium of seismic inertial force, self-weight, and interface forces are established, combined with the aforementioned correction coefficients. K w By performing the solution, a more realistic distribution of earth pressure intensity, magnitude of
resultant force, and location of application point are obtained. This invention overcomes the limitations of traditional semi-infinite soil theory and provides an accurate and reliable theoretical tool for the seismic design and stability analysis of retaining structures in narrow spaces.