Drip-irrigation maintenance method for shield work shaft lining wall
A technology for lining walls and working wells, applied in shaft lining, tunnel lining, shaft equipment, etc., can solve the problems of poor maintenance effect, reduce formwork turnover time, affect moisture retention effect, etc., achieve less possibility of damage, avoid concrete Excessive temperature, avoiding the effect of interruption of wall maintenance
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[0032] A drip irrigation maintenance method for a lining wall of a shield working well, specifically comprising the following steps:
[0033] 1) Transport the maintenance tools (maintenance buckets, PVC water pipes, plastic films, geotextiles, wooden strips) to the site; fill the maintenance buckets with water for maintenance;
[0034] 2) After the lining wall is poured, remove the formwork, use the M16 nut embedded on the top of the wall to install the screw, the screw length is ≥ 10cm, the spacing is not more than 1.5m, and then install (horizontally) 5cm × 5cm wood on the upper part of the screw;
[0035] 3) Open the PVC hose according to the spacing of 30cm, the aperture is 2mm, and the aperture size is appropriately adjusted according to the water pressure in the pipe, that is, when the height difference between the maintenance bucket and the maintenance wall is large, the aperture should be appropriately reduced; The pipe is hung under the screw, so t...
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