Study on the Rock Slope Landslide Caused by Earth Penetrating Weapon Explosion

Jie Zhong Hao; Cun Cheng Shi; Jie Li; Yun Hou Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.376.108

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Study on the Rock Slope Landslide Caused by Earth Penetrating Weapon Explosion

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The rigid limit equilibrium method can be used to analyse the slope stability under the earth penetrating weapon explosion. The explosion seismic inertia force is equivalent by the equivalent static loading method and seismic attenuation is also taken into account, and then the calculating formula is got. The calculation of the example indicates that the stability coefficient increases as the potential sliding rock mass volume increasing and the critical sliding point is corresponding to the maximum sliding rock mass volume. The impact point and explosion center depth influence the slope sliding.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 376)

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108-112

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Jie Zhong Hao, Cun Cheng Shi, Jie Li, Yun Hou Sun

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Explosion, Slide, Slope, Stability

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