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Group 1: Benchmarks from literature (exact solution)

This section describes a number of benchmarks for which an exact analytical solution can be found in the literature.

1.1. Study Case described in "Technisch Rapport Voorland Zettingsvloeiing"

Description

The example given in "Annex A - Case Study" of the Deltares report 1200503-001-GEO-0004 "Concept Technisch Rapport Voorland Zettingsvloeiing" of G.A. van den Ham & Co is used.
In this example, both global and detailed checks are completed on the basis of a (fictitious) dike section, which with regard to geometry and soil structure is typical of the Southwest Delta.
The dike has a height of NAP+5 m, a crest width of 3 m and a slope of 1:3.
The foreshore begins to imaginary toe of the dike at an elevation of NAP and is 60 m wide. The toe of the trench is NAP-15 m and has a slope of 1:6. The dike section is 800 m long. The phreatic level is at NAP-2 m.
The soil profile is as follows:

  • from NAP+3.5 m to NAP+1 m: peat
  • from NAP+1 m to NAP-5 m: silty clay
  • from NAP-5 m to NAP-18 m: moderately to loosely compacted sand (Calais)
  • from NAP-18 m to NAP-30 m: densely compacted sand
Benchmarks results

The details of the calculation can be found in annex A of the report. The main results are given in the table below. The global check fails but the detailed check passes.

D-Flow Slide results
Results of benchmark 1-1 for the Global Check

 

Unit

Benchmark

D-FLOW SLIDE

Relative error

Marge

[m]

35

35

0.00%

X coordinate of the observation profile (Xsign)

[m]

-35

-35

0.00%

X coordinate of the liquefaction point (XZV)

[m]

30

30

0.00%

Question 1 : Would flow slide lead to damage on levee?

 

Yes

Yes

OK

Question 2: Criterion on slope protection met (<1:2,5)? 

- 

Question 3: Artificially underwater installed and non-compacted sandy foreland?

 

No

No

OK

Question 4: Flow slide possible based on geometry only?

 

Yes

Yes

OK

Question 5: Is liquefaction possible? -Yes 

Question 6: Are there any sensitive to liquefaction layers present?

 

Yes

Yes

OK

Question 7: Is unstable breaching possible? -Yes 

Result of the Global check

 

Failed

Failed

OK

Results of benchmark 1-1 for the Detailed Check

 

Unit

Benchmark

D-FLOW SLIDE

Relative error

Fictive channel depth (Hr)

[m]

21.571

21.571

0.00 %

Fictive slope (cotan αr)

[-]

10.500

10.500

0.00 %

Probability of liquefaction

[-]

2.93 × 1E-03

2.93 × 1E-03

0.00 %

Representative probability of failure

[-]

3.52 × 1E-03

3.52 × 1E-03

0.00 %

β

[-]

3.749

3.749

0.00 %

P(L > Lallowable)

[-]

8.87 × 1E-05

8.86 × 1E-05

0.08 %

Probability of failure

[-]

3.12 × 1E-07

3.12 × 1E-07

0.00 %

Allowable probability of failure

[-]

2.50 × 1E-06

2.50 × 1E-06

0.00 %

Result of Detailed Check

 

Succeeded

Succeeded

(plus)

 

1.2. Critical slope for Global breaching check

Description

The average slope given in CUR is modeled in D-Flow Slide for both type of sand (not too fine and fairly coarse). 

Different cases are considered:

Benchmarks results

The values of the slope is given in xxx.

D-Flow Slide results
Results of benchmark 1-1 for the Global Check

 

Unit

Benchmark

D-FLOW SLIDE

Relative error

Marge

[m]

35

35

0.00%

X coordinate of the observation profile (Xsign)

[m]

-35

-35

0.00%

X coordinate of the liquefaction point (XZV)

[m]

30

30

0.00%

Question 1 : Would flow slide lead to damage on levee?

 

Yes

Yes

OK

Question 2: Criterion on slope protection met (<1:2,5)? 

- 

Question 3: Artificially underwater installed and non-compacted sandy foreland?

 

No

No

OK

Question 4: Flow slide possible based on geometry only?

 

Yes

Yes

OK

Question 5: Is liquefaction possible? -Yes 

Question 6: Are there any sensitive to liquefaction layers present?

 

Yes

Yes

OK

Question 7: Is unstable breaching possible? -Yes 

Result of the Global check

 

Failed

Failed

OK

Results of benchmark 1-1 for the Detailed Check

 

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