摘要
以2019年贵州水城“7.23”滑坡为例,采用现场调查、无人机航测和数值模拟技术,分析了滑坡的运动过程和冲击铲刮特征,结果表明:(1)水城“7.23”滑坡属典型的高位远程滑坡,滑体高位启动后冲击下方凸起山脊,铲刮地表残坡积土层,并解体形成碎屑流,最大铲刮深度可达11 m;(2)模拟结果显示,滑坡运动最大速度为30 m∙s^-1,最大动能达8900 kJ,铲刮体积达46×10^4 m^3,最终体积为116×10^4 m^3,灾害放大效应明显;(3)水城滑坡的冲击铲刮过程可分为冲击嵌入→剪切推覆→裹挟混合三个阶段。
This paper analyzes the Shuicheng"7.23"landslide in Guizhou,2019.Based on the field survey,Un⁃manned Aerial Vehicle(UAV)images and numerical simulation,the movement process,and impact and scraping ef⁃fects of this landslide are characterized.Results suggest that,(1)the Shuicheng"7.23"landslide sliding volume is about 70×10^4 m^3,with the horizontal slide distance 1,360 m,elevation difference 430 m between the front and the toe,and the equivalent friction angle 19°,implying a typical high-level,long-distance slope slide;(2)After the initiation of the slide,it hit the convex ridge,scraped the residual slope soil of the surface,disintegrated and formed a debris flow,resulting in a maximum scraping depth of 11 m;(3)The numerical simulation shows that the maximum velocity of the landslide is 30 m∙s^-1,the maximum kinetic energy is 8,900 kJ,the scrap volume is 46×10^4 m^3,and the deposit volume is 116×10^4 m^3,with an obvious amplifying effect of hazard;(4)The impact and scraping process of the Shuicheng land⁃slide can be divided into 3 stages,impact insertion,shear nappe and mixed accumulation of sliding debris.
作者
高浩源
高杨
贺凯
李滨
赵志男
陈立川
王永甫
GAO Haoyuan;GAO Yang;HE Kai;LI Bin;ZHAO Zhinan;CHEN Lichuan;WANG Yongfu(College of Geological Engineering and Geomatics,Chang’an University,Xi’an,Shaanxi 710054,China;Key Laboratory of Neotecton-ic Movement and Geohazard,Institute of Geo-mechanics,CAGS,Beijng 100081,China;China Geological Survey,Beijng 100037,China;Chongqing Engineering Research Center of Automatic Monitoring for Geological Hazards,Chongqing 401120,China)
出处
《中国岩溶》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2020年第4期535-546,共12页
Carsologica Sinica
基金
国家重点研发计划项目(2018YFC1504806)
国家自然科学青年基金(41907257)。
关键词
高位远程滑坡
动力学机制
冲击铲刮效应
数值模拟
high-elevation and long-runout landslide
dynamic mechanism
impact and scraping effect
numerical simulation