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Method for burying drainage-seepage body of reverse filtering pipe in tailing dam

A tailings dam, reverse technology, applied in soil protection, construction, infrastructure engineering and other directions, can solve the problems of inability to use the natural slope of dry beaches, failure of seepage prisms, inability to concentrate diversion, etc., to save later The effect of treatment cost, reasonable drainage structure and short construction period

Inactive Publication Date: 2014-02-12
付文堂
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Parallel laying of seepage drainage prisms cannot take advantage of the natural slope of the dry beach. The prisms have a large cross-section and low flow velocity, and the seepage water in the prisms cannot be concentrated and diverted to increase the flow rate
Therefore, geotextiles are often used as filter screens, and fine tailings block the surface of the filter screen, resulting in stasis and blockage, and the drainage prism fails

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[0013] A method for embedding a seepage body of a reverse filter pipe in a tailings dam, comprising the following steps:

[0014] Aqueduct embedding: A plurality of mutually parallel aqueducts 2 are implanted into the tailings dam body 5 by manual or mechanical piping to form a seepage channel leading from the top of the tailings dam body 5 to the bottom of the dam body. The aqueducts 2 can Use ∮60~∮200 polyethylene plastic pipe;

[0015] Water collection pipe embedding: Excavate the water collection pipe groove along the tailings dam body 5 parallel to the accumulation dam 1, and bury the water collection pipe 4 in sections in the water collection pipe groove. The buried slope of the water collection pipe 4 is greater than 1%, that is The inclination slope of the water collection pipe for every 100 meters is 1 degree, and the inclination slope of the water collection pipe for 200 meters is 2 degrees, and so on. The pipe fittings are plugged in or connected by welding with a ...

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The invention discloses a method for burying a drainage-seepage body of a reverse filtering pipe in a tailing dam. The method comprises the steps that buried water guide pipes are implanted to a tailing dam body from top to bottom; water collecting pipe grooves are formed in the tailing dam body parallel to a fill dam in an excavating mode and water collecting pipes are buried in the water collecting pipe grooves in a sectionalized mode; drainage-seepage pipe grooves are excavated along the natural gradient of a dry beach of a tailing pond and water seepage pipes are placed inside the drainage-seepage pipe grooves; the water seepage pipes are connected with the water collecting pipes and the water guide pipes are connected with the water collecting pipes. According to the method, the burying mode of the reverse drainage-seepage body in the dam is adopted, the height of a pre-seepage line of tailings is effectively controlled, the seepage line is prevented from rising, the stability of the dam body is guaranteed, the maintenance cost is lowered, and a large amount of later treatment cost is saved for enterprises. Meanwhile, the drainage-seepage structure is reasonable, the technology is simple, construction is convenient, the construction period is short, the cost is low, the drainage-seepage effect is good, and therefore the potential safety hazards that the tailing dam is in danger, collapses, breaks and the like are eliminated.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention involves a preventive measures that prevent the rising of dams caused by the rising of dams caused by the residue of residues in the industrial mining plant or the fire power generation industry.The buried method of pipe osmosis. Background technique [0002] The tailings dam are important facilities for the infrastructure of various types of metallurgy industry and the infrastructure of thermal power plants. It is an important part of ensuring the normal production of various types of minerals and thermal power plants., The amount of tailings excreted by the minerals and the amount of ash residue discharged from the power plant also increased sharply. Many of the followers of the safety and environmental protection issues related to the tailings dam and ash dregs dams are increasingly prominent., Collapse, dams such as damping, and other malignant accidents occur.At present, the main method of embedded and discharge of the new dam bod...

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IPC IPC(8): E02D3/10
Inventor 付文堂
Owner 付文堂
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