Physical model test study on shear strength characteristics of slope sliding surface in Nanfen open-pit mine

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A physical model for the footwall slope of Nanfen open-pit mine, China was established using a self-developed deep geological engineering disaster model test system. A thermosensitive similar material, paraffin, was selected to simulate a weak structural plane in the slope to reproduce the landslide process. From an experimental perspective, the variation trend of shear strength parameters of weak structural plane and the mechanical support characteristics of NPR (negative Poisson’s ratio) anchor cable under the condition of a large landslide deformation and failure were examined. The results of this model test showed that slope failure has four distinct stages: (1) soil compaction stage, (2) crack generation stage, (3) crack propagation stage, and (4) sliding plane transfixion stage. According to the test results, the rock mechanics parameters of weak surface in the footwall slope of Nanfen open-pit mine were calculated. The cohesion is approximately 1.35 × 105 Pa, and the internal friction angle is approximately 6.33°. During slope failure, the NPR anchor cable experiences a large deformation but no damage occurs, indicating that the NPR anchor cable can be continuously monitored and reinforced during the deformation and failure of landslide. The stress characteristics of NPR anchor cables during the test are consistent with the monitoring results of Newtonian force at the landslide site, proving that NPR anchor cables are effective and reasonable in landslide monitoring and early warning.
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Authors Tao, Zhigang;Shu, Yu;Yang, Xiaojie;Peng, Yanyan;Chen, Qihang;Zhang, Haijiang;
Journal international journal of mining science and technology
Year 2020
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