Slope stability analysis of the right bank approach channel of the Big Cane Gorge hydraulic project

›› 2013, Vol. 27 ›› Issue (4): 34-36.

Previous Articles Next Articles

Slope stability analysis of the right bank approach channel of the Big Cane Gorge hydraulic project

SHE Xiaoguang, REN Guangxue, YANG Xiaohan, DING Xudong

(Division of Geology,China Water Northeastern Investigation,Design & Research Co.,Ltd.Changchun,130021)

Received:2012-10-22 Online:2013-08-20 Published:2013-08-27

Abstract

Abstract: The slopes right shipgate approach channel at the Big Cane Gorge Hydraulic Project is a relatively steep incline slope. The stability of the rock mass is poor due to the soft layers sandwiched among the hard rock strata. It is anticipated that the rock mass stability will worsen and might result in the operational safety after the excavation of the leading edge of channel. The serious safety concern results in the additional investigation and testing of this slope.

Key words: Slope Stability, Shape Coefficients, Soft Sandwich Layers, Factors of Safety

SHE Xiaoguang, REN Guangxue, YANG Xiaohan, DING Xudong. Slope stability analysis of the right bank approach channel of the Big Cane Gorge hydraulic project[J]. , 2013, 27(4): 34-36.

[1]	HONG Jun. Comparative Analysis of Machine-Learning-Based Stability Prediction for High Steep Slopes [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2025, 39(5): 790-794.
[2]	WU Libin, LIU Pan, WANG Qingfeng, ZHANG Junxian, SONG Haixiao, MEI Jiwei. Analysis of the Influence of Prestress Loss on Slope Stability in Different Areas [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2025, 39(3): 464-468.
[3]	LOU Yueyue, HUANG Hui, LU Yong, CAO Meng. Stability Simulation of a Slope Using Strength Reduction Method and Comparison [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2025, 39(2): 246-250.
[4]	ZHANG Haoran, ZHANG Jintao, . Evaluation on the Stability of Excavated Slope for a Waste Rock Storage Yard Using Strength Reduction Method in Phase 2 Software [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2025, 39(2): 272-279.
[5]	GAO Rui, ZHANG Zhenbi, LI Lichen, GUAN Peng. Stability Analysis and Reinforcement Effect of a Slope in Qinglong Mountain [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2025, 39(1): 24-28.
[6]	XU Shaojun, YU Song, XIANG Houjun, ZHANG Guochao, ZHAO Wen. Stability of A Daylight Bedding High and Steep Slope Near a Major Bridge in the Three Gorges Reservoir Area [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2024, 38(6): 947-952.
[7]	YANG Yunlin. Kinematic Analysis Method for Stability of High and Steep Granite Slopes [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2024, 38(6): 1015-1021.
[8]	CHEN Jiajun, WU Kai, RONG Kejin, CHEN Zhiyuan, LI Bingyi. Stability Analysis of Terraced Farm Field Considering Spatial Variability [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2024, 38(5): 811-815.
[9]	MENG Xin, YAO Ke, ZHAO Yukai, CHEN Feng, LI Huan. Analysis and Mitigation of Landslide at a Factory Area in Dalongli, Zijin Mountain in Fujian [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2024, 38(2): 220-224.
[10]	GENG Xuefeng. Analysis of an Embankment Slope Stability by Using Transfer Function Method [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2023, 37(6): 915-919.
[11]	WANG Chuan, ZHANG Jihong. Study on Engineering Geological Hazards and Mitigation Measures of Artificial Landscaping [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2023, 37(4): 549-552.
[12]	YAN Hui, ZHANG Chenyang. Influence of Water Level Change on the Seepage Characteristics and Stability of an Embankment Slope Along the Lake [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2022, 36(6): 890-893.
[13]	LI Zhaoyu. Stability Analysis, Cut and Construction Monitoring Design of a High Slope [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2022, 36(6): 1006-1012.
[14]	WU Jing, XIA Yuxiang, LIU Yong. Three-Dimensional Slope Stability Analysis Considering Spatial Variability of Fractured Zones [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2022, 36(4): 588-593.
[15]	KANG Jingyu. Influence of Shear Strength Parameters on the Slope Stability Analysis Results [J]. Soil Engineering and Foundation, 2022, 36(4): 612-616.

Slope stability analysis of the right bank approach channel of the Big Cane Gorge hydraulic project

Knowledge

Abstract

Cite this article

share this article

References

Related Articles 15

Recommended Articles

Metrics

Comments