Construction method for laying permeable inverse-seepage preventing layer on bottom of river and lake
A construction method and anti-reverse seepage technology, which is applied in river regulation, artificial islands, water conservancy projects, etc., to achieve good air permeability, low engineering quantity and low engineering cost
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[0015] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and a specific embodiment.
[0016] a. Put several square caissons next to each other to the bottom of rivers and lakes. The structure of the caissons is the same as the existing caissons used for underwater pouring cement piles, and the setting of the caissons is also the same as that of the existing caissons for underwater pouring The setting method is the same, the height of the caisson is required to be at least slightly greater than the depth of the river and lake. After the caisson is properly arranged, the water in each caisson is pumped out and the pulpy silt in it is basically removed. It is required to ensure that there is basically no water in the caisson;
[0017] b. Take solid materials magnesia, perlite, sawdust and magnesium chloride solution and fully mix in proportion to form a mixed filler. The weight percentage of each solid material used is: magnesia 4...
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