2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.compgeo.2023.105715
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Slope stability analysis model for the frost-susceptible soil based on thermal-hydro-mechanical coupling

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“…When frost heave occurs in gas-containing coal, the migration of unfrozen water in the coal body and the water phase turning into ice are complex three-field coupling processes involving water, heat, and force. This chapter builds a frost heave deformation model of gas-containing coal based on the water–thermal–mechanical coupling model of soil frost heave. The partial differential equation module (PDE) in COMSOL Multiphys simulation software was used to realize the numerical simulation of the water–thermal–mechanical three-field coupling under gas-containing conditions.…”
Section: Numerical Simulation Of the Critical Moisture Content For Fr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When frost heave occurs in gas-containing coal, the migration of unfrozen water in the coal body and the water phase turning into ice are complex three-field coupling processes involving water, heat, and force. This chapter builds a frost heave deformation model of gas-containing coal based on the water–thermal–mechanical coupling model of soil frost heave. The partial differential equation module (PDE) in COMSOL Multiphys simulation software was used to realize the numerical simulation of the water–thermal–mechanical three-field coupling under gas-containing conditions.…”
Section: Numerical Simulation Of the Critical Moisture Content For Fr...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They simulated the displacement generated by the frost heave of an L-shaped retaining wall in the soil through this method. Park et al 3 proposed THM-SSA model that analyzed the stability of frozen soil slopes. This model effectively portrays how freeze-thaw cycles impact the strength of unfrozen soil and its variations in strength.…”
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confidence: 99%