AN EXTENSION OF THE PARTICULATE MODEL OF STABILITY ANALYSIS FOR MUDFLOWS
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概要
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Mudflows, debris flows and solifluction sheets are shallow instability forms with a distinct texture, this being a mixture of clay or rock lumps and a soft matrix of mud. The general equations of a new approach, previously introduced in a limited version, designed to calculate the stability of this type of mixture when located on a slope are presented. The new approach takes into consideration the particulate structure of the mixture as well as the shear strength provided by the lumps and the muddy matrix. Using the new approach, the least slope angles at which two reported mudflows got mobilized in the field were predicted well.
- 社団法人地盤工学会の論文
- 1989-09-15
著者
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Vallejo Luis
Department Of Civil Engineering 949 Benedum Hall University Of Pittsburgh
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Vallejo Luis
Department Of Civil And Environmental Engineering University Of Pittsburgh
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VALLEJO LUIS
Department of Civil Engineering, 949 Benedum Hall, University of Pittsburgh
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