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1. Transitional movement
2. Rotational movement (circular slip
surface)
3. Method of slice
4. Slope stability software for 2D analysis
5. 3D landslide movement simulation
Slope Stability Analysis
• Slope stability concept: limit plastic equilibrium
• Purpose to determine the safety factor (FS) of the potential slip
surface
• Assumption:
Sliding occurs at a certain slip surface 2 dimensional
problem
Sliding material massif
Isotropic shear strength
FS is analyzed based on average shear strength at the slip
surface
Difference between landslide and slope failure
Landslides Slope Failures
Geology Occur in places with particular Slightly related to geology
geology or geological formation
Soils Are mainly active on cohesive Frequently occur even in sandy
soil such as slip surface soils
Topography Occur on gentle slopes of 5° to Frequently occur on the slopes
20° steeper than 30°
Situation of Continuous, or repetitive Occur suddenly
activities occurrences
Moving velocity Low at 0.001 to 10 mm/day High speed > 100 mm/day
Masses Have little disturbed masses Have greatly disturbed mass
Provoking causes Greatly affected by groundwater Affected by rainfall intensity
Scale Have a large scale between 1 Have a small scale. Average
and 100 ha volume is about 440 m3
Symptom Have cracks, depressions, Have few symptoms and
upheavals, groundwater suddenly slip down
fluctuation, before occurrence
Gradient 10° to 25° 35° to 60°
Slope failure
Landslide area
Chiufengershan Landslide
Induced by 1999 Chi-chi
Earthquake, Taiwan
Volume : 3 x 107 m3
Affected area : 180 ha
Total length : 1.2 km
Width: 1.1 km
Average depth: 30~50m
Destruction of 21 houses,
resulting in 41 deaths.
The landslide blocked
the river along 1 km, and
2 small lakes have been
formed at the upstream.
Shear Strength Parameters
Shear resistant:
1. Cohesion (c): depend on the type of soil and its density,
independent from normal stress () at the shear surface.
2. Friction inter material ( tan f): depend on the normal
stress () at the shear surface and internal friction angle (f)
3. Combination of c and f
MOHR-COULOMB Failure Criteria
Mohr f
B f x
A
f
Mohr-Coulomb
c tanf
c
'u
Resistance force
F
d Driving force
Mohr-Coulomb c tanf
d cd tanfd
c tanf
F
cd tanfd
c tanf
F
cd tanfd
c tanf
cd tanfd
F F
c
F c Safety factor for cohesion component
cd
tanf
Ff Safety factor for friction component
tanfd
In general FS ≥ 1,2
FS = Fc = Ff
Analysis on a translational slip surface
A. Infinite slope
A.1. Without seepage
W b H
Na W cos b H cos
b
P
Q
Ta W sin b H sin
E
Na W Na
H cos 2
E B
b / cos 1
H Ta T
Ta
Bedrock H cos sin
b / cos 1
S
Tr
A
Nr
P
Nr P cos b H cos Tr
d H cos sin
Tr P sin b H sin b / cos 1
Na
H cos 2
b / cos 1
d cd tanfd
Tr
d H cos sin
b / cos 1
S Bedrock
c tan f Tr
F A
H cos tan tan
2
Nr
P
b c tan f
Q
F
P H cos tan tan
2
E
Na W If F = 1 (critical), so H = Hc:
E B
H Ta T c
Hc
S
Tr
Bedrock cos 2 tan tan f
A
Nr
P
tan f
Granular soil (c = 0) F f F 1
tan
c
Cohesive soil (f = 0) F
H cos 2 tan
c
F = 1 (critical), (f = 0): cos 2 tan Stability number
H
A.1. With seepage Due to water flow
shear strength:
b
P
Q c u tanf
c ' tanf
Na W
Hcos2
B
W sat b H
H Ta T
Bedrock Na W cos sat b H cos
S Tr
A
Nr
Ta W sin sat b H sin
P
Nr P cos sat b H cos
Nr
sat H cos 2 Tr P sin sat b H sin
b / cos 1
Tr
d sat H cos sin
b / cos 1
Nr
sat H cos 2
b / cos 1 d cd u tanfd
Tr
d sat H cos sin
b / cos 1 c tanf
cd tanfd
u w H cos 2 F F
c ' tan f
F
sat H cos 2 tan sat tan
' tan f
Granular soil (c = 0) F
sat tan
c
Cohesive soil (f = 0) F
sat H cos 2 tan
Example 1
a) H = 8 m ; = 22o calculate FS & Hc
= 1,86 t/m3
c tan f
c =1,8 t/m2 F
H f =20o H cos tan tan
2
c 1,8
Hc 28,1 m
2 2
cos tan tan f 1,86 cos 22 tan 22 tan 20
b) H = 8 m ; = 25o , Calculate FS and Hc
1,8 tan 20
F 1,07
1,86 8 cos 25 tan 25 tan 25
2
1,8
Hc 11,5 m
2
1,86 cos 25 tan 25 tan 20
Example 2
sat = 2 t/m3
c =1,8 t/m2
H f =20o
Bedrock
If H = 8 m ; = 22o ; calculate FS
c ' tan f
F
sat H cos tan sat tan
2
C B
sin
W
Na Ta W 1 2 H
2
H sin sin
Tr Nr
P
A
Na
1 / 2H sin cos sin
H / sin 1 sin sin
Ta
1 / 2H sin 2 sin
H / sin 1 sin sin
C B
W Shear resistant (d) at AB:
Na Ta
d cd tanfd
H
Tr Nr
P Critical condition F=1
= d
A
Previous
timb = 1,96 t/m3 landfill
c =2,5 t/m2
f =17o H=?
C B W 1 2 H 2 ctg ctg
= 19 kN/m3 W 225,3 kN
c = 25 kN/m2 Na Ta
f =12o H=5 m Ta W sin 112,7 kN
= 52o Tr Nr
= 30o P d cd tanfd
A Tr L 1cd tanfd
c N a tanf 1
Tr L Lc N a tan f
F L F F
Na W cos 195,1 kN
L 5 sin 30 10 m
290
Tr Ta 112,7
1
Tr 10 25 195,1tan12
290
F
F F F 2,57
B. Finite slope
B.2. Analysis on a circular slip surface
O
O
bedrock
L L
O
bedrock
B C
R
W
C
A f=0
SF
M R
Resistant moment
W = weight of sliding material (kN)
M D Driving moment L = length of circular plane (m)
AC
c = cohesion (kN/m2)
R c LAC
SF R = radius of slip surface circle (m)
Wy
y = distance between W to point O (m)
Slope stability analysis on cohesive soil
With the
existence of O
groundwater
B C
R
W
W’ C
f=0
A
U
F
M R
Resistant moment W’ = effective soil weigth (kN)
M D Driving moment LAC = length of circular slip surface (m)
c = cohesion (kN/m2)
R c LAC
F R = radius of slip surface circle (m)
W ' y
y = distance between W’ to point O (m)
Slope stability analysis on cohesive
O soil, using Taylor Diagram (1948)
C B W1 = area (EFCB) x x 1
W2 = area (EFDA) x x 1
R y1
y2 f=0
W1 Cd
A D F
W2
E Nd
F
M R
cd LAEB R
cd R 2
M D W1 y1 W2 y2 W1 y1 W2 y2
A D F
W1 Cd
cd
W1 y1 W2 y2
W2 R 2
E Nd
cu
cd
F
cu R 2
F R trial and error minimum FS
W1 y1 W2 y2
O Taylor Method (1948)
Stability number:
C B
cd cu
Nd F
R y1 H cd
y2 f=0
Cd cu
A F
W1 Nd
FH
D
W2
E Nd
cu
Critical condition (F=1); H = Hc ; cd = cu Hc
Nd
Slope angle,
Example:
c 40
Nd 0,144
FH 1,5 18,5 10
cd
Nd
H
Depth factor, D
Slope stability analysis for the soil f > 0,
O using Taylor Diagram (1948)
C B
c tan f
A D F
n f
E
If the soil has the friction component (f) normal stress distribution (N)
affect the distribution of shear stress
Normal stress resultant and friction component have the inclination of f
based on normal line direction
Critical condition F=1:
cd
Nd
f , , , f
c
H
Hc
Slope inclination,
Example:
An earthfill H =12,2 m, = 30o. Bedrock at infinite depth. c = 38,3 kN/m2,
f = 10o and total unit weight = 15,7 kN/m3. Calculate safety factor of
cohesion (Fc), to internal friction (Ff) and overall safety factor (F).
Method of slice
Stability Analysis of Landslide Slope
Remarks :
” ” : The equilibrium of horizontal forces, vertical forces or moments are taken
into account for analysis.
Circular slip surface
Bishop Method
Fellenius Method
Bishop method S
R
W P’
A n n+1
b P
ul
Xn
En Xn-Xn+1
W Xn+1 h En-En+1
tan=1/F.tanf’
En+1 D
B
ls C
P
Bishop method
W .x S.R
F
R
c' l ( P ul ) tan f '
W .x
In solving stability problems determine statically indeterminate elements,
obtaining equilibrium among the slice in horizontal and vertical directions.
In the simplified Bishop method, horizontal forces are ignored, and only the
vertical forces in each slice are taken into account:
N W cos
R
Xi+Xi Ei
1 kHWi
2
Xi
3
Ei+Ei (1+kV)Wi
i i
n Ti
x Ni
Fs f 0
A i
f0
[c l cos {(1 k )W U l cos } tan f ] / n
i i i V i i i i i i
B i [(1 k )W tan k W ]
V i i H i
f 0 (50d / L)0.03
Hitung FS dengan metode Irisan sederhana