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    This document discusses two methods for analyzing man-made slope stability: 1) The Goldstein Method, which provides a formula and coefficients for calculating the factor of safety based on different failure surface types and slope ratios. 2) The Fellenius Method, which involves analyzing potential circular failure surfaces centered along the slope and calculating factors of safety. Tables provide coefficients for the Goldstein Method based on different slope ratios and failure surface types.

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    This document discusses two methods for analyzing man-made slope stability: 1) The Goldstein Method, which provides a formula and coefficients for calculating the factor of safety based on different failure surface types and slope ratios. 2) The Fellenius Method, which involves analyzing potential circular failure surfaces centered along the slope and calculating factors of safety. Tables provide coefficients for the Goldstein Method based on different slope ratios and failure surface types.

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    Man-made slope stability

    1. Goldstein Method

    Figure 1: Failure surfaces in Goldstein method


    Fs A tg

    c
    B
    H

    Slpoe

    Table 1. Goldstein coefficients


    Failure surfaces
    type 1

    Failure surfaces type 2


    e

    1
    H
    4

    1
    H
    2

    e=H

    e = 1,5 H

    1:1,00

    A
    2,34

    B
    5,79

    A
    2,56

    B
    6,10

    A
    3,17

    B
    5,92

    A
    4,32

    B
    5,80

    A
    5,78

    B
    5,75

    1:1,25

    2,64

    6,05

    2,66

    6,32

    3,24

    6,62

    4,43

    5,86

    5,86

    5,80

    1:1,50

    2,64

    6,50

    2,80

    6,53

    3,32

    6,13

    4,54

    5,93

    5,94

    5,85

    1:1,75

    2,87

    6,58

    2,93

    6,72

    3,41

    6,26

    4,66

    6,00

    6,02

    5,90

    1:2,00

    3,23

    6,70

    3,10

    6,87

    3,53

    6,40

    4,78

    6,08

    6,10

    5,95

    1:2,25

    3,19

    7,27

    3,26

    7,23

    3,66

    6,56

    4,90

    6,16

    6,18

    5,98

    1:2,50

    3,53

    7,20

    3,46

    7,62

    3,82

    6,74

    5,08

    6,26

    6,26

    6,02

    1:2,75

    3,59

    8,02

    3,68

    8,00

    4,02

    6,95

    5,17

    6,36

    6,34

    6,05

    1:3,00

    3,59

    8,81

    3,93

    8,40

    4,24

    7,20

    5,31

    6,47

    6,44

    6,09

    23

    2. Fellenius method

    Figure 2. Center of the circles for potential failure surfaces

    Figure 3. Fellenius method

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