Multi-Source Monitoring and Numerical Simulation Deformation on Highway Steep Slopes Under Rainfall Effects

Rainfall is one of the most important factors affecting slope stability. This study employed multi-source monitoring devices to observe the slope displacements in real time under rainfall infiltration and performed numerical simulations to investigate the effects of different rainfall conditions and anti-slip pile configurations on slope stability. Specifically, multi-source monitoring operations were conducted on the high and steep slopes along the Yunmao Expressway. Real-time data on slope deformation, rainfall, and displacement at the tops of anti-slip piles were collected and analyzed, and numerical simulations were conducted using Geo Studio finite-element software. The findings indicated that abrupt deformation of slopes occurs once a threshold rainfall amount is surpassed and sustained over a specific duration. Slope displacement decreased with increasing slope depth above the potential slip fracture surface, with a more rapid reduction in deformation rates observed in slopes reinforced with anti-slip piles. For equivalent rainfall amounts, short_duration, intense rainfalls led to a rapid decrease in the slope safety factor, which also recovered rapidly once the rainfall ceased, in contrast to long-duration, mild rainfalls. The presence and location of anti-slip piles significantly influenced slope stability; therefore, project implementation should carefully consider factors such as cost and duration for optimal decision making.

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