Rubble stone stack and reinforced soil composite embankment culvert pipe structure

Abstract

The invention discloses a rubble stone stack and reinforced soil composite embankment culvert pipe structure which comprises a bottom rubble stone stack embankment, middle culvert pipes and an upper flexible reinforced soil embankment. The rubble stone stack embankment is the same as a conventional rubble stone stack, however, the top width of the rubble stone stack embankment is expected to be larger than 7 meters, the height of the rubble stone stack embankment is expected not to be larger than 8 meters, the flexible reinforced soil embankment is consistent with a conventional reinforced soil embankment, however, the bottom width of the flexible reinforced soil embankment is larger than 7 meters, the height of the flexible reinforced soil embankment is smaller than 6 meters, impervious geotextile is arranged on the top and at the bottom of the flexible reinforced soil embankment, and the bottom of the flexible reinforced soil embankment is provided with a drainage layer composed of flexible permeable hoses and gravel soil; sand sediment traps are arranged on the side close to natural side slopes. According to the rubble stone stack and reinforced soil composite embankment culvert pipe structure, the characteristic that the flexible reinforced soil embankment improves differential settlement of the culvert pipe and improves the longitudinal stress state of the culvert pipe is maintained, the advantage that the rubble stone stack embankment is easy to construct in a narrow position of a slope toe and low in cost is also maintained, and the rubble stone stack and reinforced soil composite embankment culvert pipe structure is mainly applied to maintain streams of low-cost roads for reaching the peak.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to an embankment culvert pipe structure, in particular to a composite embankment culvert pipe structure reinforced by rubble piles. Background technique [0002] Radar base stations are often built on the top of small hills, and simple roads to the top are often needed for this. When the simple road to the top meets a mountain stream, it cannot be crossed by the construction of a small bridge due to road construction cost restrictions. The most economical method is to use the construction of rubble retaining walls and embankment culverts. Due to the scouring effect of the stream in the mountain stream, the base part of the stone retaining wall to be built is often soft soil. After the soft soil is removed, the site of the stone retaining wall to be built is usually a height of more than 10 meters. For steep slope sections with narrow toe, construction of rubble retaining walls and embankment culvert pipes in this case will not only gr...

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Problems solved by technology

However, when building an embankment with a height of more than 10 meters using the traditional flexible reinforced embankment, the minimum width is required to be more than 7 meters, so it is difficult to construct in the narrow part of the slope foot of the steep slope section (the width is less than 7 meters)

[0004] Radar base stations are often built on local slopes with relatively high heights. These slopes often have a large number of slope-accumulated b

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