The Impact of Particle Size on Failure Mode of Sandy Debris Flow

Jian Zhou; Ye Xun Li; Min Cai Jia; Qi Wei Jian; Kai Min Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.261-263.928

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The Impact of Particle Size on Failure Mode of Sandy Debris Flow

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Based on self-designed flume model device of sandy debris flow, the experiments under artificial rainfall were carried out to study the debris flow failure mode of different grain size. By using the Digital Photogrammetry for Deformation Measurement GEODOG, the failure process and displacement field of sandy debris flow were analyzed. The studies indicate that the failure mode of medium sand is Retrogressive Toe Sliding as the movement of particle concentrated on sand anterior of flume model. The failure mode of fine sand is Flow-slide Failure as the movement of particle concentrated on sand in the rear of flume model.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 261-263)

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Jian Zhou, Ye Xun Li, Min Cai Jia, Qi Wei Jian, Kai Min Zhou

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Debris Flow, Failure Mode, Flow-Slide Failure, Retrogressive Toe Sliding

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