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Method for treating liquefiable sandy soil foundations by aid of microbial bubble

A sandy soil foundation and microbial technology, applied in soil protection, foundation structure engineering, construction, etc., can solve the problems of limited depth of treatment by dynamic compaction, difficulty in pile formation, and destruction of surrounding buildings, so as to improve the anti-liquefaction performance of soil , Enhance the anti-liquefaction ability of the soil, and enhance the effect of the shear strength of the soil

Inactive Publication Date: 2016-08-17
SOUTHEAST UNIV
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[0005] 1) The filling method has strict requirements on materials, which may not be able to obtain local materials, and the construction volume is huge and the cost is too high;
[0006] 2) The treatment depth of the dynamic compaction method is limited, and it has a huge impact on the surrounding area, and even causes damage to the surrounding buildings;
[0007] 3) In the liquefiable silty fine sand and silt, the vibrating method has a large loss of soil particles, and it is difficult to form a pile. The effect is not obvious, and the cost is relatively high;
[0008] 4) The compacted sand pile method, the gravel pile drainage method, and the mixing pile method are not only complicated in construction technology, but also have high requirements for materials, and the cost is relatively high

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[0031] The present invention will be further explained below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

[0032] A method for treating liquefiable sandy ground using microbial air bubbles, comprising the steps of:

[0033] 1) According to the geological survey results, the position and depth of the area 1 to be reinforced are obtained, and the depth of the borehole 2 is determined.

[0034] 2), Borehole positioning: Boreholes 2 are arranged in a quincunx shape, and the distance a between boreholes 2 is 3-4m, such as figure 1 shown.

[0035] 3) Bacterial solution preparation: screening Pseudomonas stutzeri strains, preparing bacterial solution through enrichment culture, and storing it in the bacterial solution storage tank 9 .

[0036] 4), buried liquid injection nozzle: such as image 3 As shown, the top of the liquefiable soil layer 13 is called the overlying soil layer 12, and at the drilling position positioned in step 2), the hollow drill pipe 10 with the end conne...

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The invention discloses a method for treating liquefiable sandy soil foundations by using microbial bubbles, mainly targeting at liquefiable sandy soil layers, using liquid injection nozzles, hollow drill pipes, connectors, catheters, compressors, bacterial liquid storage tanks, etc. The device injects pre-enriched and cultured denitrifying bacteria liquid into the soil to replace pore water, and the bacteria perform denitrification in the pores to produce inert gases nitrogen and carbon dioxide. The nitrogen produced by biological metabolism in the pores can effectively reduce the soil saturation, increase the shear strength of the soil, and improve the soil's ability to resist liquefaction. Nitrogen dioxide produced by biological metabolism can induce the precipitation of calcium ions in the bacterial fluid to form calcite. Calcite has strong cementing properties, which can effectively improve the cohesion between soil particles, increase the shear strength, and can fill the pores of the soil, increase the compactness of the soil, and further improve its ability to resist liquefaction.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for treating a liquefiable foundation, in particular to an operation method for reinforcing a liquefiable foundation with microbial air bubbles. Background technique [0002] my country is an earthquake-prone country. It is not only located in two world-class seismic belts, the Circum-Pacific Volcanic Seismic Belt and the Mediterranean-Himalayan Seismic Belt, but also has various seismic belts, large and small, such as the North China Plain Seismic Zone and the Fenwei Seismic Zone. , Tancheng-Yingkou seismic zone and Yinchuan-Hetao seismic zone, etc. As a main form of foundation failure during earthquakes, sand liquefaction can occur on a large scale and cause serious damage. The sand mainly relies on the friction resistance between particles to provide support in a solid state. Under the action of external forces, the sand particles gradually become discrete, the pore water pressure increases, the friction resistance ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): E02D3/00E02D3/12
CPCE02D3/00E02D3/12
Inventor 章定文彭尔兴刘松玉
Owner SOUTHEAST UNIV
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