Coupled Sigma W and Seep W
AliShokouhi
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Hi,
I am modelling construction of a capping layer on top of the tailings. I use saturated model for tailings and unsat model for capping material. When I applied the first layer of capping layer, I get another water table at the top like a perched water table. I even use very low activation PWP and compressibility for capping, but the problem is not solved.
I am modelling construction of a capping layer on top of the tailings. I use saturated model for tailings and unsat model for capping material. When I applied the first layer of capping layer, I get another water table at the top like a perched water table. I even use very low activation PWP and compressibility for capping, but the problem is not solved.
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Hello Ali, in order to fully understand your question, it would be helpful to see your project! Please send it to: support@geoslope.com
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Hi
Was there a solution found for this? I am seeing the same issue with seep and sigma being coupled. The fill material placed on top of the ground surface (analyzed in in-situ analysis first) develops phreatic line. The fill has 3 materials (clay, filter, riprap). The phreatic line develops in all three materials. We have even tried placing a seepage face on the ground surface (below the fill material).
We have already opened a ticket for this: E-VM00014356Thank you
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Hi Arjan, just following up to confirm that the issues were mainly due to unconverged results. Thanks!
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Hi Kathryn
Yes. Thank you.1
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