Provided is a method for predicting the
pile-forming strength of the body of a high-pressure jet-grouted
pile on the basis of the testing of return
grout at a construction site. The method comprises: configuring strength test blocks having different
cement dosages, testing the strengths thereof, and drawing an age strength-
cement dosage relationship curve; obtaining an EDTA
titration standard curve of return
grout in the case of different
cement dosages by means of trails; sampling cement-soil return
grout at a grout return port for a high-pressure jet-grouted
pile, and determining the corresponding
mass m1 of cement in a quantified cement-soil return grout sample; monitoring a jet grout flow rate Q and a return grout flow rate V2 during on-site construction; obtaining the density of the cement-soil return grout sample; obtaining the
mass m2 of the dried cement-soil return grout sample; calculating the
mass M6 of cement in a pile body; and calculating the dosage of the cement in the pile body, predicting the
unconfined compression strength of the pile body at different ages, and determining whether design requirements are met. The accurate prediction of the age strength of a pile body is realized by means of an age-strength
standard curve of test blocks having different cement dosages, which is of significant practical importance for predicting the construction quality of a high-pressure jet-grouted pile.