Combined repairing method for rock mass multi-scale fractures based on microbial mineralization

Abstract

The invention provides a combined repairing method for rock mass multi-scale fractures based on microbial mineralization. The combined repairing method comprises the following steps that a grouting pipe is placed in a surface main fracture of the millimeter level or the centimeter level or above; a mixed slurry A, a mixed slurry B and microorganism mixed liquid are sequentially injected into the deep fractures by using grouting equipment; the mixed slurry A is obtained by uniformly mixing and stirring in-situ rock sand, magnesite powder, a urea solution and a urease solution in parts by weight; the mixed slurry B is obtained by uniformly mixing and stirring in-situ rock sand, limestone powder, a urea solution and a bacillus pasteurii bacterial solution; and the microorganism mixed liquid is obtained by uniformly mixing and stirring limestone, a urea solution and a bacterial solution. The combined repairing method for the rock mass multi-scale fractures based on the microbial mineralization can repair the multi-scale fractures at high pressure, high efficiency and high repairing rate, and has the advantages that repairing materials are convenient to obtain, and compatibility and weather resistance are good.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to rock mass restoration technology, in particular to a combined restoration method for multi-scale cracks in rock mass based on microbial mineralization. Background technique

[0002] Fissures are widely distributed in the rock mass. Although they have different origins, such as weathering, diagenesis, and tectonic action, they have a common feature in form, that is, the diversity of scales, often from the free surface to the interior of the rock mass. Centimeter-millimeter-micron gradient, randomness in distribution, intertwined into a complex network. The repair and reinforcement of multi-scale complex cracks has been a research hotspot in the field of rock mechanics and engineering in recent years, because if they are not repaired, a large number of underground caverns, mines, slopes and other engineering excavation faces will suffer from stress unloading or Gradual instability and damage occur during the weathering process, ...