SHU Anping, GAO Xiaohu, SHU Xiaorui. Stability Analysis of Carrying Soil in Vegetation Restoration Project on Rock Slope[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(4): 184-188.
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SHU Anping, GAO Xiaohu, SHU Xiaorui. Stability Analysis of Carrying Soil in Vegetation Restoration Project on Rock Slope[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(4): 184-188. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2017.04.031.
Stability Analysis of Carrying Soil in Vegetation Restoration Project on Rock Slope
[Objective] The calculation method with regard to the carrying soil stability in a vegetation restoration project performed on the rock slope was discussed.[Methods] The acting forces both from resisting shear root and friction root were simulated
and then converted them into anti-shear strength and served as an added value to the stability of carrying soil. Further
a mathematical model associated with the soil stability on the rock slope was established
and was verified by the vegetation restoration project of the Jinan-Laiwu expressway.[Results] (1) The stability coefficient of carrying soil was a function of shear strength without root(Fs)
bulk density(γ)
thickness(d)
and increment of root shear strength(τR). (2) The anti-shear strength of the root could be the sum of resisting shear root(τRg) and friction root(τRg). (3) The stability coefficient is persistently smaller than its measured counterpart
and the deviation rate is small. Also
the soil stability coefficient was positively correlated with the initial vegetation restoring period (i.e. 3~5 years).[Conclusion] The determination of carrying soil stability coefficient could be employed as the parametric design and evaluation for the vegetation restoration project on the rock slope.
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