A detection method for anchor grouting effect of underground engineering rock mass based on microseismic monitoring
A technology for microseismic monitoring and underground engineering, applied in soil material testing, material inspection products, etc., can solve problems such as inaccurate detection of anchor grouting effects, insufficient monitoring of overall section deformation of caverns, and impact on construction progress, etc., to achieve a comprehensive and scientific detection method Reasonable, accurate and reasonable detection of anchor grouting effect, strengthening the effect of deformation monitoring
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[0063] Based on the microseismic monitoring technology, the present invention combines means such as non-destructive testing and section convergence monitoring to calculate respectively the reduction rate of rock mass excavation disturbance, the reduction rate of rock mass rupture, the improvement rate of component utilization, the reduction rate of component failure, the reduction rate of section convergence, etc. Parameters, and then use the weight distribution to establish comprehensive quantitative detection indicators to scientifically and reasonably detect the anchoring and grouting effect of underground engineering rock mass.
[0064] Concrete steps of the present invention are:
[0065] The first step is data collection.
[0066] A. Select an engineering rock mass with similar overall geological conditions, and divide it into two sections of support along the excavation direction. The first section is non-anchor and grouting support, which is recorded as Z1, and the se...
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[0079] Another method for determining the equivalent disturbance distance of the rock mass is: the weighted average of the distances from the respective midpoints of the disturbance formation area, disturbance development area, and disturbance reduction area to the excavation face.
[0080] Another method to determine the equivalent fracture distance of rock mass is: respectively obtain the average distances from the top, bottom, left and right sides of the boundary of the excavation section to the boundary of severe fracture zone, moderate fracture zone and general fracture zone, and then calculate The weighted average of the average distances of the severe fracture zone, moderate fracture zone and general fracture zone is the equivalent fracture distance of the rock mass.
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