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    The document discusses landslide modeling and mitigation strategies for a case study of a landfill. It describes the methodology used, which included importing a DXF file into Slide 2 software, defining material properties, and performing 2D limit equilibrium analyses using Bishop simplified and Janbu simplified methods. The results showed a factor of safety of 1.63 using Bishop simplified and 1.55 using Janbu simplified.

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    The document discusses landslide modeling and mitigation strategies for a case study of a landfill. It describes the methodology used, which included importing a DXF file into Slide 2 software, defining material properties, and performing 2D limit equilibrium analyses using Bishop simplified and Janbu simplified methods. The results showed a factor of safety of 1.63 using Bishop simplified and 1.55 using Janbu simplified.

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    The document discusses landslide modeling and mitigation strategies for a case study of a landfill. It describes the methodology used, which included importing a DXF file into Slide 2 software, defining material properties, and performing 2D limit equilibrium analyses using Bishop simplified and Janbu simplified methods. The results showed a factor of safety of 1.63 using Bishop simplified and 1.55 using Janbu simplified.

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    LANDSLIDE MODELING AND MITIGATION STRATEGIES

    2023/2024

    REPORT ON CASE 2 – LANDFILL

    GROUP -2

    CEREN KALE

    MERT SEPETOGLU

    DANA KARIMI KORDESTANI

    PROF. DOMENICO GIOFFRE


    1- INTRODUCTION
    The slope stability assessment was performed considering the following tasks:

    ✓ Selection of representative slope section and geotechnical parameters definition

    ✓ 2D static slope stability analysis

    ✓ Influence of geosynthetic interface within a liner system in static analyses of landfill

    Figure 1: Study case of landfill demonstration

    Stability is a very significant part of the landfill design, especially in a multilayered final
    cover. Slope failure of landfill can occur during the construction of landfill, during filling or
    after closure of the landfill. Most landfill failures have occurred in slopes of waste, and in
    interfaces between geosynthetic-geosynthetic and soil-geosynthetic materials. Landfill
    failures can have disastrous result including loss of life, damage to property, and pollution of
    the surrounding environment, surface, and groundwater. Therefore, the stability of landfill
    must be dealt with very carefully to know how safe a landfill is or how hazardous a landfill
    is.
    2- METHODOLOGY

    2.1- Project Steps


    As a first step the DXF file provided by professor have been imported to the program that
    will be used, which is Slide 2.

    Figure 2: Importing the dxf file to the program that will be used
    As a second step we implemented the geotechnical data that we were given in the table
    below. In different sections of the landfill, we have different materials such as subsoil,
    embankment, waste etc. By using the given properties, we implemented the unit weights,
    shear strength angles, cohesion values for each of the materials.

    Figure 3: Material properties


    Figure 4: Defining material properties
    After implementing the material properties, we assigned the sections inside the places where
    we have the same material in the model.

    Figure 5: Assign the materials inside the model


    2D limit equilibrium analyses should be performed in order to assess stability. Calculations
    should be performed using the code SLIDE2.
    The analyses comprise the following steps:

    ✓ Model generation,

    ✓ Slip Surfaces generation,

    ✓ Analysis with Bishop simplified and Janbu simplified methods,

    ✓ Analysis with Bishop simplified and Janbu simplified methods (with liner system)

    3- RESULTS

    Figure 6: Slope stability analysis of landfill


    Figure 7: Slope stability analysis of landfill

    CASE 2 BISHOP JANBU


    SIMPLIFIED SIMPLIFIED
    FS 1.63 1.55

    4- CONCLUSION

    Landfill analysis conducted using the slice method provides valuable insights into the
    composition and stratification of waste deposits over different depths. By systematically
    examining layers, we can discern variations in material types, decomposition rates, and
    potential environmental impact. This method facilitates a comprehensive understanding of
    the long-term consequences of landfill sites, aiding in the development of effective waste
    management strategies and environmental mitigation measures. The slice approach enhances
    precision and depth of analysis, enabling policymakers and environmentalists to make
    informed decisions for sustainable waste disposal practices.

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