Rainfall is one external,dynamic factor that may induce landslide formation.Different rainfall intensities and rainfall durations affect the dynamic development of the seepage field,which may lead to a change in landslide stability.Research is limited regarding rainfall effects on landslide stability;therefore,a reliable basis for the deformation failure mechanism and mode analysis under heavy rainfall cannot be provided.This article examines a case study of the Shihuixi landslide in the Tongren region by applying a combination of different rainfall intensities and rainfall durations.Shihuixi landslide stability is evaluated using saturated unsaturated seepage theory and limit equilibrium theory and the SLOPE/W module.The research shows that under different rainfall intensity conditions,landslide stability deteriorated sharply after the first day of rain.Increases in rainfall intensity cause the stability coefficient to decrease rapidly,hence,significantly reducing landslide stability.When the rainfall intensity was 100 mm/d,landslide stability was basically close to whole sliding state.When rainfall duration increases,the landslide stability deteriorates sharply and the stability coefficient rapidly decreases.Landslide stability deteriorated significantly,when the rainfall duration was 2 days or 3 days.
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