The Text Analysis on the Relationship between Slide-Zone Loess Porosity Microstructure and Dynamic Parameters

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Through analyzing slide-zone loess porosity microstructure and quantitative analysis, the article can obtain the relation between variational characteristics of slide-zone loess porosity micro-structure and dynamic stress. Experimental results show that slide-zone loess microstructural parameters with load increasing appears a certain laws, and we can use simple linear equation to stand for the relation between porosity quantity or porosity area or porosity morphology ratio and dynamic stress. There is a negative correlation between porosity quantity and dynamic stress, but to other microstructural parameters and dynamic stress, it is a positive correlation. All of these laws are closely related to porosity transformation that forming under axial dynamic stress. It is worth mentioning that porosity fractal dimension with increasing dynamic stress increases, appearing linear correlation. When the confidence coefficient is 0.05, their correlation is well. Synthesizing above study, there is some guiding significance for establishing loess microstructure mechanical model and soil mass microstructural mechanics.

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