An analysis of stability on rock slope by changing water level
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Jang, H.D. 2010. An analysis of stability on rock slope by changing water level. Journal of Korean Society for Rock Mechanics. 20 (1): pp. 7-14.
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Journal of Korean Society for Rock Mechanics
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Department of Mining Engineering & Metallurgical Engineering
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Abstract
A quarry with 105 m height large cut slope was analyzed. Beside RMR and SMR methods, FLAC2D were adopted to analyze slope stability. As a result, slope of and a site had a possibility of failure. Wet slope showed low safety factor. Soil nailing was recommended to solve it. Since safety factor of slope largely depend on underground level, investigation for it seemed necessary.
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