Block toppling failure of fractured rock slopes is simulated by means of physical modelling. The investigation is conducted at 1g level by using the technique of the reclining table. The experiments are organized and interpreted according to the principles of dimensional analysis. Several models are tested and experimental findings are used to validate theoretical solutions based on the limit equilibrium method. The analytical formulations are rewritten in non-dimensional form and stability calculations are performed accordingly for each set of similar models. © 2006 Taylor & Francis Group, London
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2015-12Seismically induced rock slope failures have result...
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Block-flexure is the most common mode of toppling failure in natural and excavated rock slopes. In s...
In this paper we present a physical modelling approach where the stability of rock blocks against to...
Toppling failure is one of the most common failure types in the field. It always occurs in rock mass...
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This study introduces a simplified semi-distinct element algorithm for discontinuous rock slopes und...
The principle purpose of this research is to resolve the mode of failure of the Heather Hill landsli...
The high rock slope situated in the Southwest stope of Taiping Mining, Inner Mongolia, is subject to...
The two major subjects were considered based on a result of the shaking experiment of a slope model ...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the publisher via the DO...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2015-12Seismically induced rock slope failures have result...
Understanding the engineering principles of failure modes in rock formations from seismic activity c...
ABSTRACT The question of how to predict the catastrophic failure of a slowly deforming rock mass, ...
Block-flexure is the most common mode of toppling failure in natural and excavated rock slopes. In s...
In this paper we present a physical modelling approach where the stability of rock blocks against to...
Toppling failure is one of the most common failure types in the field. It always occurs in rock mass...
This paper studies the stability of jointed rock slopes by using our improved three-dimensional disc...
Primary toppling usually occurs in layered rock slopes with large anti-dip angles. In this paper, th...
A solution is developed, based on a limit equilibrium approach, for analysing the toppling stability...
It is faulty to analyze the jointed rock slopes’ stability susceptible to a combination of modes of ...
This study introduces a simplified semi-distinct element algorithm for discontinuous rock slopes und...
The principle purpose of this research is to resolve the mode of failure of the Heather Hill landsli...
The high rock slope situated in the Southwest stope of Taiping Mining, Inner Mongolia, is subject to...
The two major subjects were considered based on a result of the shaking experiment of a slope model ...
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from the publisher via the DO...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2015-12Seismically induced rock slope failures have result...
Understanding the engineering principles of failure modes in rock formations from seismic activity c...
ABSTRACT The question of how to predict the catastrophic failure of a slowly deforming rock mass, ...