Underground backfill material suitable for karst regions and preparation method thereof
A regional and karst technology, applied in the field of preparation of underground backfill materials, can solve problems such as development lag, backfill materials falling into cracks, and high maintenance costs, and achieve the effects of speeding up the construction schedule, solving subsidence problems, and improving thermal conductivity
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Embodiment 1
[0019] Embodiment 1: An underground backfill material suitable for karst areas, including the following raw materials in mass fractions: 400g of base material, 50g of permeable material, 5g of adhesive and 5g of retarder; the base material is granite, dolomite or limestone; The adhesive is sodium silicate; the permeable material is fired permeable brick; the retarder is citric acid.
[0020] The above-mentioned base materials are based on local conditions. Since the heat exchange rate of rocks in karst areas is relatively high, raw sand (granite, dolomite or limestone) is basically used for backfilling, which is convenient for materials and can effectively utilize engineering waste.
[0021] The above-mentioned adhesives do not use materials with poor water resistance such as lime or gypsum, in order to prevent the later materials from being diluted and dissolved by long-term immersion in water, so sodium silicate, an adhesive with good viscosity and water resistance, is select...
Embodiment 2
[0032] Embodiment 2: An underground backfill material suitable for karst areas, including the following raw materials in mass fractions: 450g of base material, 100g of permeable material, 25g of adhesive and 25g of retarder; base material is granite, dolomite or limestone; glue The adhesive is sodium silicate; the permeable material is fired permeable brick; the retarder is citric acid.
[0033] The above-mentioned base materials are based on local conditions. Since the heat exchange rate of rocks in karst areas is relatively high, raw sand (granite, dolomite or limestone) is basically used for backfilling, which is convenient for materials and can effectively utilize engineering waste.
[0034] The above-mentioned adhesives do not use materials with poor water resistance such as lime or gypsum, in order to prevent the later materials from being diluted and dissolved by long-term immersion in water, so sodium silicate, an adhesive with good viscosity and water resistance, is se...
Embodiment 3
[0045] Embodiment 3: An underground backfill material suitable for karst areas, including the following raw materials in mass fractions: 425g of base material, 75g of permeable material, 15g of adhesive and 15g of retarder; the base material is granite, dolomite or limestone; The adhesive is sodium silicate; the permeable material is fired permeable brick; the retarder is citric acid.
[0046] The above-mentioned base materials are based on local conditions. Since the heat exchange rate of rocks in karst areas is relatively high, raw sand (granite, dolomite or limestone) is basically used for backfilling, which is convenient for materials and can effectively utilize engineering waste.
[0047] The above-mentioned adhesives do not use materials with poor water resistance such as lime or gypsum, in order to prevent the later materials from being diluted and dissolved by long-term immersion in water, so sodium silicate, an adhesive with good viscosity and water resistance, is sele...
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