Method for construction of pipe sinking cast-in-place pile in pebble bed, gravel layer and sand layer
A technology of immersed tube grouting piles and pebble layers, which is applied in the direction of sheet pile walls, foundation structure engineering, construction, etc., can solve the problems of low bearing capacity of single piles, large sediment, high engineering costs, etc., and achieve the effect of improving construction efficiency
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[0022] The overview of this embodiment is as follows: a certain project has 30 floors on the ground, a basement, and a foundation buried depth of 6.2m. The natural foundation scheme is not established. The building area is 38,000 square meters, and the design requires the characteristic value of the composite foundation bearing capacity to be greater than 580kpa. Under the original foundation soil ①The characteristic value of the bearing capacity of the layer of fine sand is 180kpa, the standard penetration number is 11-19, and the average thickness is 1.3m. ②The characteristic value of the bearing capacity of the layer of fine sand is 200kpa, and the standard penetration number is 18-25 shots, the average thickness is 5m, the characteristic value of the bearing capacity of the layer of fine sand is 250kpa, the standard penetration hits are 27-31 hits, and the thickness is greater than 20m.
[0023] The method of the present invention is used for construction...
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[0031] Embodiment two:
[0032] The outline of this embodiment is: a certain project has 20 floors above the ground and 1 floor underground, frame-shear structure. The foundation is buried at a depth of 6.5 meters. The natural foundation scheme is not established. The original geological profile is a round gravel layer under the foundation ②, with a characteristic value of 200kpa of natural bearing capacity, an average thickness of 6m, and a standard penetration rate of 15-25 shots. The stratum is unevenly distributed, ③silty clay layer, with an average thickness of 7m. The characteristic value of the bearing capacity is 180kpa. ④Strongly weathered sandstone with a thickness greater than 2m. ⑤Medium weathered sandstone layer with an average thickness of 1.5m. The method of the present invention is used for construction. The design adopts reinforced concrete sunk pipe rammed and expanded cast-in-place piles. The pile diameter is 500mm and the pile length is 13 meters. The dia...
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[0042] Embodiment three:
[0043] The overview of this embodiment is: a certain project has 18 floors on the ground, a basement, a foundation buried depth of 6m, and a building area of 3,500 square meters. The design requirement is to use piles under the wall, the pile diameter is 450mm, the pile length is 10m, the main reinforcement of the steel cage is 6 pieces, the diameter is 14mm, and the vertical ultimate bearing capacity of a single pile is greater than 3000KN. The original foundation soil is a fine sand layer. The characteristic value of the fine sand bearing capacity of the first layer under the foundation is 180kpa, the standard penetration number is 11-15 strokes, and the average thickness is 4m. The characteristic value of the bearing capacity of the second layer fine sand is 220kpa, the standard penetration The number of shots is 18-27, and the average thickness is 5m. The characteristic value of the bearing capacity of the layer of coarse sand is 250kpa, the numbe...
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