Treatment structure and reconnaissance treatment method for loess self-weight collapsible cracks
A collapsible, loess technology, which is applied to the control structure and the field of investigation and treatment of loess self-weight collapsible cracks. , to achieve the effect of overcoming the risk of self-weight collapsible cracks in loess, improving land use efficiency, and solving the problem of collapsibility
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[0041] A treatment structure for collapsible cracks in loess, comprising a one-way seepage-proof wall 1, the one-way seepage-proof wall 1 has a one-way water permeation function, the one-way seepage-proof wall 1 is arranged around the crack, and the one-way seepage-proof wall 1 is provided. The bottom of 1 is lower than the bottom of the crack; the one-way anti-seepage wall 1 and the top of the crack are laid with an anti-seepage cushion 4, and the top of the anti-seepage cushion 4 is flush with the ground;
[0042] The longitudinal section of the bottom of each one-way anti-seepage wall 1 is V-shaped, the slope is 10°~20°, and the two ends are symmetrical. The bottom of the one-way anti-seepage wall 1 is installed with a perforated pipe 2, and the bottom of the perforated pipe 2 is installed. A suction pump 3 is installed, and the outlet of the suction pump 3 is connected to the ground through a pipeline.
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[0044] A survey and treatment method for collapsible cracks in loess, comprising the following steps:
[0045] S1. Investigate the location, width, depth and length information of cracks; use geological radar, tracer method, drilling and other means to detect the location, width, depth, length, scale and other information of cracks; ensure that the collapsed cracks have been generated in detail. and comprehensive surveys.
[0046]Geological radar detection: It has the advantages of high resolution, accurate positioning, intuitive profile, and real-time image display. When the geological body or medium interface is reflected, it returns to the ground, is received by the receiving antenna arranged on the surface, and is recorded by the host to form a radar wave profile. As the electromagnetic wave propagates in the medium, its path, electromagnetic wave field strength and waveform will change with the electromagnetic characteristics and geometry of the medium it passes through....
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