A method for reducing the temperature of permafrost and preventing water collection into foundation pits in permafrost regions
A permafrost area and permafrost technology, applied in the permafrost area to reduce the temperature of the frozen soil and prevent the water from collecting into the foundation pit, can solve the problems of the difficulty of water isolation of the groundwater, the collapse of the foundation pit, the melting of the frozen soil, etc. Guarantee quality stability, reduce frozen soil temperature, and enhance the effect of stability
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[0029] A method to prevent the upper limit layer of frozen soil from collecting water into the excavated foundation pit. During the construction process in the warm season, a narrow pit is excavated with a narrow-bucket small excavator at a position 3.5m outside the edge of the excavated foundation pit 1. The excavation depth shall reach a depth of 30cm below the upper limit 4 of permafrost underground. During the excavation process, the excavator lays the aluminum-plastic pipe 5 at the bottom of the excavation pit 1 while excavating, and lays the PVC film from the bottom of the pit, along the side wall of the pit to the surface; The pit 1 is backfilled with soil 3 and compacted. Among them, the aluminum-plastic pipe is connected with the surface refrigeration device 6 through a hose, and the aluminum-plastic pipe is placed under the PVC film. In order to avoid the impact of the PVC film on the environment, the PVC film can be completely buried in the backfill process of the s...
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