Slope stability I EOSC316 Engineering Geoscience.

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Slope stability I EOSC316 Engineering Geoscience

Landslip trigger processes Water Toe removal –Natural –Artificial Head loading Vibration

Folkestone Warren, Kent Toe erosion due to extension of harbour wall, 1905 Since 1915 slide –mass concrete toe weights –drainage adits

Mt. Huascaran, Peru, 1970 earthquake triggered hit towns of Yungay and Ranrahirca, 18 km away, at around 150 km/hr Yungay completely buried, 66,000 dead

Types of landslide Rock failure –failure plane pre- determined Soil failure –failure plane along line of max stress

Rock failure

Planar translational slip in rock  = angle of repose (= angle of friction) Factor of safety = shear force at failure / shear force

Wedge failure in rock

Toppling failure, Masada, Israel

Effect of cohesive strength on bench height in rock Shear stress on sliding plane: Failure occurs when: Thus Area of wedge

Half dome, YosemiteCarrara marble quarries, Italy

Rock failure – remedial measures

Slope failure in ‘unconsolidated’ material

Planar versus rotational slip in unconsolidated material Planar slip –frictional –cohesionless –C = 0 Rotational slip –frictional –cohesional –C ≠ 0

La Conchita, Santa Barbara, California, Spring 1995

Planar translational slip  = angle of repose (= angle of friction) Factor of safety = shear force at failure / shear force

Planar slip - analysis

Planar slip in soils Cohesionless soils (φ=0) Soils with cohesion (φ≠0)