Gravity dam telescopic joint water stop failure backwater fast closing treating method
A processing method and technology of expansion joints, applied in water conservancy projects, marine engineering, construction and other directions, can solve the problems of water stop damage of gravity dam expansion joints, rapid closure of failed top water, etc., and achieve low-loss and rapid repair projects and elimination projects. Hidden danger and effect of saving water resources
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Embodiment 1
[0053] Include the following steps:
[0054] 1. Drilling and testing seepage conditions
[0055] 1. Drilling
[0056] In the direction of the water-facing surface of the dam 4, and 30 cm before the original expansion joint waterstop 1, a hole 3 is drilled downward along the expansion joint 2. The diameter of the hole is 90 mm. The principle of drilling holes and grouting is to facilitate the drilling depth. 5 in 50 cm;
[0057] 2. Test the seepage water in the hole
[0058] Test with a flow meter or a long round wooden rod. The diameter of the wooden rod should be slightly larger than the width of the expansion joint. When there is a large seepage flow, the wooden rod will be affected by the seepage pressure and its movement will be affected. s position;
[0059] 2. Expansion joint closure
[0060] 1. Adopt auxiliary seepage reduction measures
[0061]When the seepage water is serious, it means that the expansion joints are seriously damaged and cannot be directly blocke...
Embodiment 2
[0092] Include the following steps:
[0093] 1. Drilling and testing seepage conditions
[0094] 1. Drilling
[0095] In the direction of the water-facing surface of the dam 4, and 40 cm in front of the original expansion joint waterstop 1, drill a hole 3 downward along the expansion joint 2, with a diameter of 100 mm, in order to facilitate drilling and grouting, and the drilling depth is to go deep into the structural foundation 5 in 75 cm;
[0096] 2. Test the seepage water in the hole
[0097] Test with a flow meter or a long round wooden rod. The diameter of the wooden rod should be slightly larger than the width of the expansion joint. When there is a large seepage flow, the wooden rod will be affected by the seepage pressure and its movement will be affected. s position;
[0098] 2. Expansion joint closure
[0099] 1. Adopt auxiliary seepage reduction measures
[0100] When the seepage water is serious, it means that the expansion joints are seriously damaged and ...
Embodiment 3
[0137] Include the following steps:
[0138] 1. Drilling and testing seepage conditions
[0139] 1. Drilling
[0140] In the direction of the water-facing surface of the dam 4, and 50 cm before the original expansion joint waterstop 1, a hole 3 is drilled downward along the expansion joint 2, the diameter of the hole is 109 mm, and the drilling depth is deep into the structure in order to facilitate drilling and grouting. 100 cm in basic 5;
[0141] 2. Test the seepage water in the hole
[0142] Test with a flow meter or a long round wooden rod. The diameter of the wooden rod should be slightly larger than the width of the expansion joint. When there is a large seepage flow, the wooden rod will be affected by the seepage pressure and its movement will be affected. s position;
[0143] 2. Expansion joint closure
[0144] 1. Adopt auxiliary seepage reduction measures
[0145] When the seepage water is serious, it means that the expansion joints are seriously damaged and ca...
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