Structure and method for processing black cotton soil embankment with impervious geotextiles

A technology of anti-seepage geotextiles and black cotton soil, which is applied in roads, roads, buildings, etc., can solve the problems of black cotton soil spoils, increase project cost, and adverse effects on the surrounding environment, so as to reduce spoils and save project costs , Conducive to the effect of water and soil conservation

Active Publication Date: 2015-05-06
SOUTHEAST UNIV
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The use of black cotton soil has always been a problem in road construction with black cotton soil. If black cotton soil is not used for embankment filling, a large amount of black cotton soil will be generated. adverse effects

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[0036] The present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments, and the advantages of the present invention will become clearer and easier to understand.

[0037] The anti-seepage geotextile provided by the invention provides the structure of the black cotton soil embankment. The embankment structure sequentially includes the bottom layer of the geocell gravel embankment, the black cotton soil filling layer and the non-swellable clay top seal layer from top to bottom. Among them, the black cotton soil filling layer is wrapped with anti-seepage geotextile and an anti-seepage layer is set between layers.

[0038] In the bottom layer of the gravel soil embankment of the geocell, the material requirements of the geocell are:

[0039] Polypropylene geocell;

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[0041] The method for treating black cotton soil embankment with anti-seepage geotextile includes the following steps:

[0042] (1) F...

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The invention provides a structure and a method for processing a black cotton soil embankment with impervious geotextiles. The embankment structure comprises a geogrid gravelly soil base course, impervious geotextile edging and interlayer seepage-proofing layers, a black cotton soil fill stratum and a non-expansive clay top seal layer. The method comprises the following steps: (1) clearing a foundation; (2) setting out; (3) paving three layers of geogrid gravelly soil with the total thickness being 50cm; (4) spreading the impervious geotextiles on two sides of the road foundation, lapping the impervious geotextiles with filled soil by 250cm, turning up the impervious geotextiles on the slope of the road foundation, lapping the impervious geotextiles on the two sides in the middle of an embankment by 100cm after turning up, and bonding by using emulsified asphalt, wherein the lapping width of the adjacent impervious geotextiles is100cm and the impervious geotextiles are bonded by virtue of the emulsified asphalt; (5) spreading the soil and carrying out rolling construction; and (6) filling and rolling the top seal layer. The structure and the method disclosed by the invention are conducive to the stabilization of the embankment and are capable of preventing the embankment from deformation.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a reinforcement technology for treating black cotton soil embankment by using geocell gravel soil embankment bottom layer and anti-seepage geotextile. Background technique [0002] Black cotton soil is a kind of special cohesive soil. It is a geological body with many cracks and significant expansion and contraction formed in the natural geological process. The clay composition is mainly composed of strongly hydrophilic minerals montmorillonite and illite. Black cotton soil has super-consolidation, fissures, water swelling, dehydration shrinkage and cracking, and repeated denaturation is equal to the engineering properties of normal consolidated clay. Cracks are randomly distributed in the soil, which can cause deformation and damage to buildings. Often have long-term potential danger. The use of black cotton soil has always been a problem in road construction with black cotton soil. If black cotton soil is not used for embank...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E01C3/04
CPCE01C3/003E01C3/04E01C3/06
Inventor 黄晓明李昶程永振
Owner SOUTHEAST UNIV
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