3D Finite Element Numerical Analysis for Stability Calculation of High Steep Rock Slope

Xiao Feng Xie; Yuan Liang Liu; Jia Yong Han; Liang Xing

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.580-583.532

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3D Finite Element Numerical Analysis for Stability Calculation of High Steep Rock Slope

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Due to the high steep rock slope stability analysis its complex geological conditions and other factors, its stability calculation has been a technical problems the field of slope engineering, in this paper, 3D finite element calculation software Midas GTS for side slope surface topography and slope internal faults, weak structural plane of complex three-dimensional geological modeling, it overcomes the complex slope geological modeling problem and simulates rainfall, earthquakes and other factors affecting the stability on the slope, calculated results more in line with reality, and the software calculates is in accordance with fact, it provides a useful reference for slope engineering.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 580-583)

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532-538

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Xiao Feng Xie*, Yuan Liang Liu, Jia Yong Han, Liang Xing

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3D Finite Element Numerical Analysis, High Steep Rock Slope, Stability Analysis

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