Stability Analysis of Dangerous Rock Masses

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Dangerous rock masses in south of a city, once destroyed, it will be a threat to peoples lives and property in downstream. In this paper, distributions and morphological characteristics are analyzed on the basis of studying its geologic environment and precipitating factors of instability. And it quantitatively analyzes and valuates the stability of number 2 and 17 single dangerous rock by means of planar slide method and analysis of engineering geology respectively. Studies show that number 2 is in an unstable state and number 17 is in a stable state. Consequently, the controlling suggestions associated with practical situation of the project are presented.

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