THE EFFECTS OF GROUND WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATION ON SLOPE STABILITY BY USING SLOPEW

  • Jelani J
  • Adnan N
  • Husen H
  • et al.
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This study is a continuation of previous research work conducted by the author on the stability of man-made slope constructed in UPNM campus. This paper presents the effects of ground water level (GWL)fluctuation on slope stability by using numerical simulation program, SlopeW. Ground water rises were simulated from 5m below the ground until 10m above the ground. Soil samples were taken from the site and tested in laboratory and then were incorporated into the program. It was found that the stability of the slope decreased with an increase of GWL. The critical slip surface formed by each case study is categorised as deep seated with circular and non-circular shapes.

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Jelani, J., Adnan, N. A., Husen, H., Mohd Daud, M. N., & Sojipto, S. (2020). THE EFFECTS OF GROUND WATER LEVEL FLUCTUATION ON SLOPE STABILITY BY USING SLOPEW. Journal of Defence Science, Engineering & Technology, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.58247/jdset-2020-0301-01

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