由下列哪一种土构成的土坡进行稳定性分析时一般采用条分法()?
A.粗砂土
B.碎石土
C.细砂土
D.粘性土
参考答案:D
解析:粘性土由于剪切破坏的滑动面大多数为一曲面,理论分析时近似地假设为圆弧面,为便于计算,采用条分法。
由下列哪一种土构成的土坡进行稳定性分析时一般采用条分法()?
A.粗砂土
B.碎石土
C.细砂土
D.粘性土
参考答案:D
解析:粘性土由于剪切破坏的滑动面大多数为一曲面,理论分析时近似地假设为圆弧面,为便于计算,采用条分法。
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