Self-drilling excessive pore water dissipation sleeve
A pore water, self-drilling technology, applied in soil protection, construction, infrastructure engineering, etc., can solve the problems of low degree of mechanization, slow dissipation of excess pore water, and inability to adapt to construction needs, etc., to achieve shortened consolidation Time, improve construction efficiency, reduce the effect of screwing resistance
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[0023] Embodiment: This embodiment is the foundation treatment project of the warehouse of the alkali factory. The foundation reinforcement site is located at the seaside. The site was originally an abandoned salt pan. It is a typical weak soil layer with high compressibility and poor permeability. Since the bearing capacity and deformation of the foundation soil cannot meet the requirements of building a warehouse, a large area of foundation treatment must be carried out. It is planned to use 7-meter-high river sand for surcharge preloading reinforcement, and at the same time adopt the present invention to dissipate excess pore water in the process of preloading drainage. The specific soil conditions of the foundation site are as follows:
[0024] The first layer is a littoral sedimentary silt layer with a thickness of about 15 meters, which is in a soft plastic-plastic state, with a sub-clay layer in the middle. The cross plate shear strength of the soil layer is 11KPa, ...
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