Abstract
A long-term dry-wet cycle will cause changes in the internal structure of the loess, which will affect its permeability coefficient and slope properties. In this paper, through the dry-wet cycle test, the changes of permeability coefficient P value, porosity and dry density of undisturbed loess and remodelled loess under the action of dry-wet cycle are studied. Under the condition of dry-wet cycle, the permeability coefficient of undisturbed loess in high-risk slope decreases, and the permeability coefficient of remoulded loess increases. Remoulding the original loess of high-risk slopes due to soil erosion is more likely to cause gullies and internal erosion, accelerating the occurrence of original loess landslides and collapse of high-risk slopes.
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