Shi et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Improvement of the finite-element-based limit equilibrium method to include changes in groundwater: a case study of a deforming bank slope from the Three Gorges …Shi et al., 2018
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- 914283997793722500
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- Shi L
- Sun G
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- Environmental Earth Sciences
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Abstract Changes in groundwater are an important factor affecting slope stability. In this study, the finite-element-based limit equilibrium method (FELE), which does not require any predetermined assumptions, is improved to include groundwater. The seepage force in the …
- 239000003673 groundwater 0 title abstract description 55
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