High-attitude-area dam upstream face antiseepage coating and construction method thereof
A high-altitude, coating technology, applied in the field of concrete surface anti-seepage coatings, dam concrete surface anti-seepage coatings, can solve the problems of accelerated corrosion of steel bars, decreased life of hydraulic structures, frequent freezing and thawing of concrete, etc., to achieve good adaptability , the effect of good anti-seepage performance
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Embodiment 1
[0028] Example 1. Construction of upstream anti-seepage coating for a power station in the middle reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo River
[0029] The material and technology of the present invention are applied in the anti-seepage of the upstream dam face of a hydropower station in the middle reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo River. The hydropower station is a normal concrete gravity dam. The dam site is high above sea level, the climate is dry, the winter is severe, and the daily temperature difference is large. The project is constructed all year round without winter breaks, and there may be defects in concrete pouring. In order to improve the anti-seepage level of the dam's water-retaining structures, the design requires that the concrete within a certain elevation range upstream be protected by an anti-seepage coating before the dam is impounded.
[0030] Adopting the material and supporting construction technology of the present invention, the upstream anti-seepage coating const...
Embodiment 2
[0032] Example 2. Demonstration construction of anti-seepage coating on the overflow side weir of a water conservancy project in the upper reaches of the Nianchu River in Tibet
[0033] The material and construction technology of the present invention have been used as a demonstration construction in the anti-freeze and anti-seepage repair and protection of the overflow side weir concrete of a water conservancy project in the upper reaches of the Nianchu River in Tibet. The hub mainly focuses on irrigation and power generation, and also has comprehensive benefits such as flood control and tourism. The project scale is large (II), with a reservoir storage capacity of 155 million m3 and a Xinli storage capacity of 83 million m3. After completion, the effective irrigation area will be 450,000 mu. The installed capacity of the hydropower station is 20,000 kW, and the designed annual average generating capacity is 61 million kilowatt-hours. The project was opened for water storage ...
Embodiment 3
[0036] Example 3: Experimental construction of anti-seepage coating for canals in the Manla irrigation area of Tibet
[0037] Tibet's Manla Irrigation District is located in the Nianchu River Basin in the upper reaches of the Yarlung Zangbo River. The irrigation district controls the land from the lower reaches of the Manla Reservoir to the banks of the Nianchu River estuary that can be irrigated by gravity and pumping water. The total controlled area is 530,000 mu, and the designed irrigation area is 426,800 mu. Eleven canal systems have been built in the irrigation area, with a large number of channels and water-lifting structures. Due to the high altitude of the irrigation area and the severe cold in winter, some concrete channels suffer from freezing damage and leakage to varying degrees, which is a serious hazard to the healthy operation of the channels.
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