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    Slope Stability

    PREPARED BY AHMAD HAKIMI BIN MAT NOR

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    5.2 Soil movements / Slope instability

    Falls

    Topples

    Slides- rotational, compound, translational

    Lateral spreads

    Flows

    Complex or compound failure

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    5.2.1 Types of soil movements

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    CASE HISTORIES 1

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    5.3 Causes of instability

    Main categories- the causes of slope instability:

    • Ground conditions- weathered, fissures, etc.

    • Geomorphological processes- tectonic

    activities, wave erosion, etc.

    • Physical processes- rainfall, tidal effects,etc.

    • Man-made processes- excavation, drawdown

    of water level (reservoirs), mining, quarrying,

    etc.

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    Common causes of slope instability:

    • Weathering effect

    • Changes of slope geometry

    • Decrease in effective stress of soil mass

    • Excess loading (equivalent to increase in

    height of slope)

    • Poor design and/or construction- e.g.excavation near toe of existing slope

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    5.4 Slope stability analysis

    Methods of analysis:

    • Infinite slope method- plane translational

    slide

    • Effective and total stress approach (usually

    fu = 0o)

    • Fellenius or Swedish or ordinary slice

    method

    • Method of slices (effective stress)-   Bishop’s

    method, Bishop’s modified method

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    • Taylor’s method- undrained analysis

    • Bishop-Morgenstern’s method

    • Janbu’s method- non-circular slip surfaces

    • Wedge method- single plane

    Focus:  

    • Fellenius or Swedish or ordinary slice method-(rujuk

    contoh kaedah hirisan)

    •Kaedah menggunakan perisian Geo-slope (versi

     pelajar)

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    Contoh: Kaedah Hirisan

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    Rajah S2(c)

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    Penyelesaian:

    With radius R = 14.2m, the trial surface circle has been drawn

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    Fs = 1.32>1 slope ok

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    5.5 Teknik-teknik untuk stabilkan cerun

    • Membina tembok penahan(retaining wall)

    • Membina tembok gabion.

    • Membina sistem penambat.• Menaman rumput.

    • Memasang geosintetik.

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    Tembok penahan(retaining wall)

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    Tembok gabion

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    Sistem penambat

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    Menaman rumput.

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    Geosintetik

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