I. Definition of landslide
Landslide is the movement of the mountain surface along the slope under the action of gravity after being disturbed by various factors. Engineering geological experts divide the movement of landslide into collapse, landslide, debris flow, rolling stone and so on.
Landslide is caused by a variety of factors, mostly due to the influence of precipitation, in addition to earthquakes, freeze-thaw, mountain excavation, underground mining, reservoir filling, tsunami, etc., is not only a natural phenomenon, but also the result of human activities. Therefore, landslides often occur on slopes with loose rock and soil structure, poor geological conditions and a certain slope, and are affected by the above natural or human activities or after a period of time.
Second, the harm of landslide
If the landslide occurs in the residential business district, it usually destroys buildings, houses, schools, office buildings, power facilities, casualties and animals, etc., occurs in the transportation and other infrastructure areas, will destroy roads, Bridges, water conservancy, etc., if it occurs in agriculture, industry and mining areas, it can damage farmland, production facilities, mining equipment, etc., causing major economic losses.
When landslides occur accompanied by heavy rain, flood, snow and ice melting and other large bodies of water, debris flow disasters often occur. Due to the inclusion of a certain amount of solid soil, silt and stone in the flood and other solid mixtures, usually the volume content of at least 15%, up to about 80%, so it is more destructive than floods and landslides, and the disaster has sudden occurrence, large impact area, faster fluidity and other characteristics. Compared with a single landslide disaster, debris flow may merge into the river, cause changes in the river, indirectly damage other buildings, transportation facilities and farmland, silting reservoirs, affecting the safety of water conservancy facilities, etc., and because of the large amount of water-solid mixed materials, silting is more difficult for post-disaster rescue and recovery.
If the landslide in the reservoir area impacts the reservoir water, it will cause landslide surge, affect the dam body safety, and even cause dam damage, which poses a serious security threat to the water conservancy hub itself and downstream residents and facilities. For example, in March 1961, Tangyanguang large-scale landslide occurred in Zhexi Reservoir, Hunan Province. After rushing into the reservoir, a 21-meter surge wave crossed the dam roof under construction, resulting in more than 40 casualties. In 2003, a landslide in Qianjiangping village, Zigui County, entered the Qinggan River and caused a 20-meter-high surge, killing or missing 24 people, upsetting 22 ships and causing economic losses of more than 80 million yuan.
Weir lake refers to the lake formed after the landslide rock and soil bodies block the valley, river bed and so on. As the body of the barrier lake is a scattered rock or debris flow that collapses down, its structure and mechanical properties are extremely unstable. With the rise of water level and the erosion, dissolution and collapse of the water body, once the dam break occurs, it will bring devastating damage to the downstream. The landslide on the Jinsha River occurred on October 11 and November 3, 2018, forming a barrier lake with a length of about 5,600 meters, a width of about 200 meters and a height of about 70 meters, and a water body of about 200 million cubic meters, resulting in the interruption of the main stream of the Jinsha River and the rapid rise of the water level. Although the artificial drainage channel has been excavated, the barrier lake has successfully relieved the crisis of dam break and eliminated the hidden dangers. However, after the flood discharge, the river water still brought huge losses to the downstream, transferring more than 40,000 people, 7 Bridges were destroyed, more than 8,000 houses collapsed, a large number of farmland was damaged, and direct economic losses reached 4,27155 million yuan.
3. Signs and prevention of landslides before they occur
1. Landslide signs
Landslide precursors are first manifested in the structural precursors of the mountain, such as radial cracks in the front of the landslide, soil uplift in the front of the landslide, rapid expansion of transverse cracks in the rear edge, shear cracks and acceleration of longitudinal rock and soil bodies on both sides, deformation of buildings near the hillside, inclined structures, and local collapse of the mountain.
Landslides often cause many abnormal phenomena when they appear structural signs. Including abnormal sounds in the valley, the water quality of springs and Wells near the hillside is suddenly cloudy, dry or resurrected, the water level is sudden, and animals have abnormal reactions, etc., there will be a landslide. In the summer and autumn concentrated rainfall season, disaster weather such as persistent rainfall and heavy rain are often the main external factors inducing debris flow.
2. Landslide engineering reinforcement and prevention measures
email:1583694102@qq.com
wang@kongjiangauto.com