Hydrological and mechanical effects of vegetation on slope stability

Hongwei Liu
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Hydrological and mechanical effects of vegetation with different root characteristics on shallow slope stability are investigated in the study. Vegetation with more roots concentrated on the soil surface has prominent effects on slope stability than uniform distributed roots. The relative importance between the hydrological and mechanical effects on slope stability mainly depends on root architecture, transpiration rate, root diameter, slope angle, and soil type. At drying conditions, mechanical effect of roots is more important in slopes with larger inclination angle, while it is the opposite for the hydrological effect. In humid areas (i.e. transpiration rate < 2 mm/day), the mechanical effect of roots dominates slope stability. After rainfall, the hydrological effect of root vanishes almost entirely inside root zone, so hence the enhancement of slope stability within root zone mainly relies on the mechanical effect of roots. The coarse-grained soil should be planted with vegetation to prevent soil shallow slope failure.
植被对边坡稳定性的水文和力学影响
研究了不同根系特征植被对浅坡稳定性的水文力学效应。根系在土壤表面集中较多的植被对边坡稳定性的影响比根系均匀分布的植被更显著。水文和力学效应对边坡稳定性的相对重要性主要取决于根系构型、蒸腾速率、根径、坡角和土壤类型。在干燥条件下,坡度越大,根系的力学效应越重要,而水文效应则相反。在潮湿地区(即蒸腾速率< 2 mm/d),根系的力学效应主导着边坡的稳定性。降雨后,根的水文作用在根区内几乎完全消失,因此根区内边坡稳定性的增强主要依靠根的力学作用。粗粒土宜种植植被,防止土壤浅坡破坏。
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