摘要(英) |
Abstract In
July of Dec., 2001, Tao-Zhi Typhoon results in serious debris flow
and mountainside sloping in mountain area of center Taiwan. The reason
of the he impacts besides heavy rain carried by Typhoon is the side
effect of the 921 Earthquake. This study investigates the status of
“intercept water” and “crack filling” in the upper of slopping area,
surveys different kinds of stabilized approach of sliding surface and
the allocation of ditching methods. The study finds that it should
consider carefully about the rebuild of upper area of slopes for
building gravity dam in the downriver zone. It is also suggested the
rebuild sequence of mountainside should be separated into two phases.
First, applying “intercept water” and “crack filling” methods on upper
area of slopes in short time eases the double impacts of heavy rain to
slopes. Second, rebuilding sliding surface in upper-river zone, clearing
up of passing area of middle-river zone and accumulation of downriver
zone helps the whole process. This study investigates the debris flow
and slopes status in the center Taiwan. Based on the type of soil,
landform and surrounding environment, near-ecological method with
transition approach applying on upper-river topper is suggested. The,
according to height of slopes, it is recommended to rebuild and protect
upper-river, middle-river and downriver zones in sequence. The study
also concludes the selection of material used in the rebuilding
structure should refer to the environment, type of soil and landform and
etc. 8 typical cases studies are also presented in the thesis for
reference. |