Research Article

Deformation Monitoring of Geomechanical Model Test and Its Application in Overall Stability Analysis of a High Arch Dam

Table 1

Main physical and mechanical parameters of the prototype and model materials.

Types of material (103 MPa) (MPa) (MPa) (MPa)

Arch dam concrete0.17241.42.00.1780.001.40.0067
(natural foundation)
Arch dam concrete0.17341.75.00.17113.331.70.0167
(reinforcement foundation)
Replacement concrete0.17311.53.50.17103.331.50.0117
II class of rock mass0.226.51.3520.288.331.350.0067
III1 class of rock mass0.25121.071.50.2540.001.070.0050
III2 class of rock mass0.2781.020.90.2726.671.020.0030
IV1 class of rock mass0.33.50.70.60.311.670.70.0020
IV2 class of rock mass0.32.50.60.40.38.330.60.0013
V1 class of rock mass0.30.450.30.020.31.500.30.0001
Fault f20.380.40.30.020.380.00130.30.0001
(compressive zone g)
Fault f50.380.40.30.020.380.00130.30.0001
Fault f42-90.380.40.30.020.380.00130.30.0001
Lamprophyre dike X (fresh)0.286.50.90.640.280.02170.90.0021
Lamprophyre dike X (weathering)0.303.00.40.0650.300.01000.40.0002
Fault f130.380.80.30.020.380.00270.30.0001
Fault f140.380.50.30.020.380.00170.30.0001
Fault f180.380.50.30.020.380.00170.30.0001
Greenschist lens0.303.00.60.150.300.01000.60.0005

Note: ①  , , , and are Poisson's ratio, deformation modulus, friction coefficient, and cohesion, respectively; ② the subscript represents a similarity model and the subscript represents a prototype.