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Influence of plant root reinforcement on 3D geosynthetic slopes

Authors: SHAN Jun-tao; YANG Xiao-li; XIA Long; LONG Gui-hua; YANG Bao-yu; REN Li-wei

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-026-6189-2Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A novel 3D limit analysis framework integrates root transpiration and root–soil mechanical interaction to evaluate the stability of geosynthetic-reinforced slopes with vegetation. • The required dimensionless reinforcement strength is derived via a functional balance equation, providing a design tool for engineers. • Validation against 2D vegetated and 3D non-vegetated solutions confirms the method's accuracy and reliability. • Incorporating 3D effects and root reinforcement significantly reduces required reinforcement strength, lowering construction costs and improving slope safety.