Q1 The rock slope has been mapped and analysed. The data of slope geometry and rock parameters tabulated in Table 1. The face slope facing toward south and the upper slope is flatted. The discontinuity sets are as follow (dip direction / dip angle); set 1: 10/46', set 2: 190 /40°, and set 3: 140/70°. Parameters Values Face slope dip angle 65° Slope height 50 meter Slope length 150 meter Unit weight of the rock 25 kN/m3 Depth of tension crack 2 m Unit weight of water 9.81 kN/m³ The cohesion of all discontinuities 50 kPa Friction angle for all discontiuities 30° ) Calculate the factor of safety for the planar failure mode when the tension crack is completely filled with water.
Q1 The rock slope has been mapped and analysed. The data of slope geometry and rock parameters tabulated in Table 1. The face slope facing toward south and the upper slope is flatted. The discontinuity sets are as follow (dip direction / dip angle); set 1: 10/46', set 2: 190 /40°, and set 3: 140/70°. Parameters Values Face slope dip angle 65° Slope height 50 meter Slope length 150 meter Unit weight of the rock 25 kN/m3 Depth of tension crack 2 m Unit weight of water 9.81 kN/m³ The cohesion of all discontinuities 50 kPa Friction angle for all discontiuities 30° ) Calculate the factor of safety for the planar failure mode when the tension crack is completely filled with water.
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Transcribed Image Text:The rock slope has been mapped and analysed. The data of slope geometry and rock
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parameters tabulated in Table 1. The face slope facing toward south and the upper slope is
flatted. The discontinuity sets are as follow (dip direction / dip angle); set 1: 10/46', set 2:
190%40, and set 3: 140 /70°.
Parameters
Values
Face slope dip angle
65°
Slope height
50 meter
Slope length
150 meter
Unit weight of the rock
25 kN/m3
Depth of tension crack
2 m
Unit weight of water
9.81 kN/m³
The cohesion of all discontinuities
50 kPa
Friction angle for all discontinuities
30°
) Calculate the factor of safety for the planar failure mode when the tension crack is
completely filled with water.
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