Stability analysis of a roadside slope in Xinjiang under the influence of construction disturbance

Authors

  • Bo Sha
  • Bangxin Zhang
  • Fan Yang
  • Ningyang Feng
  • Xiaogang Liu
  • Hui Wu
  • Lei Qi
  • Dongming Peng
  • Ziyang Huang
  • Hongwei Li
  • Chunyu Long

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.56028/aetr.15.1.2241.2025

Keywords:

Construction; Stability factor; Slip-resistant piles; Anchors; Reinforcement.

Abstract

Affected by continuous construction disturbance, the stability coefficient of a slope is calculated to be 0.95, which does not meet the requirements of slope stability; in order to prevent slope destabilization and damage, two kinds of reinforcement schemes are formulated, scheme 1 is “circular anti-slip pile + anchor + cut-off drainage”, scheme 2 is “square anti-slip pile + cut-off drainage”. Numerical analysis of the stress field, displacement field and stability coefficient changes of the two reinforcement schemes; the study shows that:1) Scheme 1 and 2 both meet the requirements for slope stabilization, improving the slope stability coefficients by 45.26% and 35.79%, respectively, relative to the pre-stabilization period; 2) The displacement and deformation of the slope corresponding to the two reinforcement schemes have decreased significantly relative to the pre-reinforcement period, i.e., the coarse reinforcement measures in the schemes have produced effective reinforcement effects; 3) Considering comprehensively, Scheme 1 has more long-term stability benefits, and Scheme 2 has more economic benefits.

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Published

2026-02-06