Sentence examples for seepage effect from inspiring English sources

Without considering the seepage effect of confined water, the stresses of the separate unit applied on the crack plane are.

According to the Cauchy's Law, (1) Without considering the seepage effect of confined water, the stresses of the separate unit applied on the crack plane are.

The nearly-saturated ground at the lakeshore (~ 35% in maximum volumetric water content) highlights the seepage effect from the lake to the surrounding ground.

Considering the seepage effect of confined water, the normal expansion stress is σ W, the shear stress is τ W, the stresses of the separate unit applied on the crack plane are.

(3)   (2) Considering the seepage effect of confined water, the normal expansion stress is σ W, the shear stress is τ W, the stresses of the separate unit applied on the crack plane are.

For slope stability analysis at the outlet of a flood discharge tunnel affected by high interior hydraulic pressure, the inner water exosmosis (IWE) phenomenon will become obvious, the rock's mechanical properties will be changed, and the seepage effects of the flood discharge tunnel should be focused on.

Figure 15 shows that under the coupled analysis mode, the FoS increased slightly during the calculation steps, which can be attributed to the effect between deformation and seepage force in the slope body.

A method for analyzing the seepage lag effect is presented herein based on the mutual information principle of information science theory, wherein the upstream water level is considered an information source and water level of the seepage pressure is considered an information function point.

Understanding seepage and its effects will advance our knowledge regarding seepage erosion mechanisms in contour ridge systems.

Aiming at seepage and thermal effects during UBD, a model of pore pressure distribution under anisotropic seepage of horizontal wells was derived using conformal transformation.

The build-up of positive pore-water pressure under steady-state seepage and its effects on the apparent cohesion of the soil were evaluated for different upstream inflow rates and antecedent moisture contents.