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Slope reinforcement design based on GeoStudio and FLAC3D

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Yu R. , Huang Z. , Yang Z.

Mining Science

2022

tom Vol. 29

141--163

Slope stability of open pit mines has been a hot issue of economic and safety concern. In order to reduce the accidental casualties caused by slope instability, targeted reinforcement solutions should be proposed for them. In this paper, GeoStudio and FLAC3D software were used to model the slope an open pit mine. The safety factors of the slope under natural, rainfall and seismic conditions are analyzed in turn. Additionally, the safety factors derived from different algorithms are compared to mutually verify the reliability of the slope stability analysis. Two sets of reinforcement design solutions – anchor rod and anti-slip pile – are proposed. Then, the two solutions are optimized so that the safety factors of the slope under three conditions reach 1.3, 1.2 and 1.1, respectively, and the optimal solution is selected from the two solutions by combining the economic benefits. The results show that the optimized anchor and anti-slide pile reinforcement solutions result in the safety factors of the slope under different conditions, reaching 1.441, 1.258, and 1.324 and 1.4, 1.238, and 1.23, respectively. The anti-slide pile reinforcement solution is more economical than the anchor reinforcement solution, so it is recommended that the anti-slide pile reinforcement solution should be chosen as the final solution.

Various reinforcements of the C/C composite bone plates and their influence on mechanical properties

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Balik K. , Sochor M. , Krena J. , Cabrnoch B. , Glogar P. , Vilimek I. , Pesakova V.

Inżynieria Biomateriałów

1999

tom R. 2, nr 7-8

8--10

Carbon-carbon composite plates with three different reinforcement styles were manufactured and tested for mechanical properties and biocompatibility in view of their application as implants in bone surgery. Their stress state under load on bending was simulated by the Finite Element Method. The shape of the plates was designed to match the pig femur. The reinforcement was made of plain-weave carbon fabric lamina by stacking, coiling, or combination of both. Phenolic resin was used both as a precursor of the rnatrix and an impregnant. After final heat treatment at 2200°C a layer of pyrolytic carbon was deposited to reduce the formation of carbon particles. The plates with combined reinforcement yielded higher bending strength and lower stiffness on bending than those of human bones. Biocompatibility of the material was tested using "in vitro" and "in vivo" tests. The FEM stress distribution simulation yielded a good agreement of the failure location and bending strength value with the experimental data.