2021
DOI: 10.1002/essoar.10509094.1
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Investigation of flow characteristics of landslide materials through pore space topology and complex network analysis

Abstract: Unlike embankments, earth dams, and other man-made structures, most landslide dams are formed by rapid accumulation of rock or debris rather than mechanical compaction; thus, they are loose and pose a great risk of seepage failure. Landslide materials usually have complex pore structures with randomly distributed pores of various sizes, making the flow and transport processes very complex. Aiming at these challenges, we have studied the influences of pore structure on the micro-and macroscale flow characterist… Show more

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