Abstract:

In the world and in Turkey, the importance given to land suitable for construction is increasing due to the great increase in structuring due to causes such as drought, erosion, heil and excess rainfall. In particular, the easier impact of curved soils by such problems and the loss of their use functions as a result of these effects has increased the importance of steam stabilization. Today, the problem of migration and sliding of shifts obtained by natural tracks or artificial means has become a very important topic in many disciplines and many different strengthening methods have been developed to solve this problem. In this study, planting studies, known as an important method of application in the strengthening of soil and shells, and the stabilization of shells based on different plant species and the effects on the stone wall were studied. For this purpose, a sample structure was modeled with the method of end elements along with the stone wall and the positive and negative effects of the plants of Juniperus horizontalis (Horizontalis) and Pittosporum tenuifolium were observed on this model. The final analysis of the element has found that plant roots provide improvements in terms of replacement and stretching on the shells and that if plant roots spread surface, these improvements are further increased. Keywords: Shev stabilization, Planting, Extrusion wall, End Elements method, Statistical analysis

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