Abstract

Based on an example of a basalt fiber gabion ecological slope protection project, this paper uses ABAQUS finite element software to conduct seepage-stress coupling modeling and calculation for the undisturbed slope and gabion protection under two conditions of low water level and design water level. Based on the theory of direct coupling method and strength reduction method, the slope instability evaluation criterion is based on the displacement mutation of the model and the formation of the plastic penetration zone of the soil. The safety factor of the coupled gabion protection is greater than that of the original slope. The results show that the overall stability of the slope after being supported by stone cages and grid protection pads is enhanced, which shows the feasibility and good application prospects of the engineering practice of stone cage slope protection. The research conclusions of this paper can provide reference for the study of seepage-stress coupling in water conservancy projects and provide reference for the stability analysis of similar engineering slopes.

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