Patent classifications
E02D35/00
Reinforcing and lifting method and reinforcing and lifting structure for large-scale piers of high-speed rail
Disclosed are a reinforcing and lifting method and a reinforcing and lifting structure for large-scale piers of high-speed rail. The method comprises: obliquely drilling grouting holes for a pile shoe body downward around the bridge pier cap, the hole bottom goes deep into a pile foundation side position close to the bottom end of the bridge pier pile foundation, grouting the hole bottom, and reinforcing the soil body between a plurality of pile foundations and around the pile foundations to form the pile shoe body; vertically drilling holes downward around the bridge pier cap to form a plurality of curtain holes at intervals, and grouting the curtain holes to form an enclosed curtain wall, the curtain wall and the pile shoe body form an inverted groove structure; obliquely drilling holes downward to form lifting holes, such that the bridge piers are gradually raised to a preset height.
Reinforcing and lifting method and reinforcing and lifting structure for large-scale piers of high-speed rail
Disclosed are a reinforcing and lifting method and a reinforcing and lifting structure for large-scale piers of high-speed rail. The method comprises: obliquely drilling grouting holes for a pile shoe body downward around the bridge pier cap, the hole bottom goes deep into a pile foundation side position close to the bottom end of the bridge pier pile foundation, grouting the hole bottom, and reinforcing the soil body between a plurality of pile foundations and around the pile foundations to form the pile shoe body; vertically drilling holes downward around the bridge pier cap to form a plurality of curtain holes at intervals, and grouting the curtain holes to form an enclosed curtain wall, the curtain wall and the pile shoe body form an inverted groove structure; obliquely drilling holes downward to form lifting holes, such that the bridge piers are gradually raised to a preset height.
REINFORCING AND LIFTING METHOD AND REINFORCING AND LIFTING STRUCTURE FOR LARGE-SCALE PIERS OF HIGH-SPEED RAIL
Disclosed are a reinforcing and lifting method and a reinforcing and lifting structure for large-scale piers of high-speed rail. The method comprises: obliquely drilling grouting holes for a pile shoe body downward around the bridge pier cap, the hole bottom goes deep into a pile foundation side position close to the bottom end of the bridge pier pile foundation, grouting the hole bottom, and reinforcing the soil body between a plurality of pile foundations and around the pile foundations to form the pile shoe body; vertically drilling holes downward around the bridge pier cap to form a plurality of curtain holes at intervals, and grouting the curtain holes to form an enclosed curtain wall, the curtain wall and the pile shoe body form an inverted groove structure; obliquely drilling holes downward to form lifting holes, such that the bridge piers are gradually raised to a preset height.
REINFORCING AND LIFTING METHOD AND REINFORCING AND LIFTING STRUCTURE FOR LARGE-SCALE PIERS OF HIGH-SPEED RAIL
Disclosed are a reinforcing and lifting method and a reinforcing and lifting structure for large-scale piers of high-speed rail. The method comprises: obliquely drilling grouting holes for a pile shoe body downward around the bridge pier cap, the hole bottom goes deep into a pile foundation side position close to the bottom end of the bridge pier pile foundation, grouting the hole bottom, and reinforcing the soil body between a plurality of pile foundations and around the pile foundations to form the pile shoe body; vertically drilling holes downward around the bridge pier cap to form a plurality of curtain holes at intervals, and grouting the curtain holes to form an enclosed curtain wall, the curtain wall and the pile shoe body form an inverted groove structure; obliquely drilling holes downward to form lifting holes, such that the bridge piers are gradually raised to a preset height.
LIFTING AND REPAIRING FOUNDATIONS
A method for lifting and repairing a foundation is disclosed. The method includes digging a well in at least one lateral surface of the foundation, installing a shear plate to the at least one lateral surface of the foundation inside the opening of the well, further digging the well to a maximum depth of 6 m, compacting a bottom surface of the well at the maximum depth of 6 m, forming a layer of gravel, compacting the layer of the gravel, placing a double column inside the well, pouring a plurality of gravel particles into the well, forming a cemented gravel layer by injecting cement slurry into the well to fill empty spaces among the plurality of gravel particles, installing a tensile system on top of the double column, forming at least a vacant space between the foundation and ground by lifting the foundation from the ground using the tensile system, and fixing the foundation by injecting cement slurry into the vacant space.
LIFTING AND REPAIRING FOUNDATIONS
A method for lifting and repairing a foundation is disclosed. The method includes digging a well in at least one lateral surface of the foundation, installing a shear plate to the at least one lateral surface of the foundation inside the opening of the well, further digging the well to a maximum depth of 6 m, compacting a bottom surface of the well at the maximum depth of 6 m, forming a layer of gravel, compacting the layer of the gravel, placing a double column inside the well, pouring a plurality of gravel particles into the well, forming a cemented gravel layer by injecting cement slurry into the well to fill empty spaces among the plurality of gravel particles, installing a tensile system on top of the double column, forming at least a vacant space between the foundation and ground by lifting the foundation from the ground using the tensile system, and fixing the foundation by injecting cement slurry into the vacant space.
High-rise building settling reinforcing and lifting correcting construction method
A high-rise building settling reinforcing and lifting correcting construction method, comprising: drilling holes vertically downward around a foundation slab of a building, forming multiple curtain wall holes sunk into foundation soil at intervals; injecting slurry into the curtain wall holes, slurry ranges meshing and overlapping with each other, forming a curtain wall, the curtain wall enclosing foundation soil under the foundation slab of the building, separating foundation soil inside and outside the range of the building; providing multiple vertical reinforcement slurry injection holes on the foundation slab and injecting slurry, fully reinforcing soil near the foundation slab, forming a reinforcement body; drilling a hole downward, forming a lifting hole, pressure-injecting slurry into a bottom part of the lifting hole, the foundation soil is continuously filled and compressed, creating a lifting force, and the building gradually rising to a determined lift height.
High-rise building settling reinforcing and lifting correcting construction method
A high-rise building settling reinforcing and lifting correcting construction method, comprising: drilling holes vertically downward around a foundation slab of a building, forming multiple curtain wall holes sunk into foundation soil at intervals; injecting slurry into the curtain wall holes, slurry ranges meshing and overlapping with each other, forming a curtain wall, the curtain wall enclosing foundation soil under the foundation slab of the building, separating foundation soil inside and outside the range of the building; providing multiple vertical reinforcement slurry injection holes on the foundation slab and injecting slurry, fully reinforcing soil near the foundation slab, forming a reinforcement body; drilling a hole downward, forming a lifting hole, pressure-injecting slurry into a bottom part of the lifting hole, the foundation soil is continuously filled and compressed, creating a lifting force, and the building gradually rising to a determined lift height.
HIGH-RISE BUILDING SETTLING REINFORCING AND LIFTING CORRECTING CONSTRUCTION METHOD
A high-rise building settling reinforcing and lifting correcting construction method, comprising: drilling holes vertically downward around a foundation slab of a building, forming multiple curtain wall holes sunk into foundation soil at intervals; injecting slurry into the curtain wall holes, slurry ranges meshing and overlapping with each other, forming a curtain wall, the curtain wall enclosing foundation soil under the foundation slab of the building, separating foundation soil inside and outside the range of the building; providing multiple vertical reinforcement slurry injection holes on the foundation slab and injecting slurry, fully reinforcing soil near the foundation slab, forming a reinforcement body; drilling a hole downward, forming a lifting hole, pressure-injecting slurry into a bottom part of the lifting hole, the foundation soil is continuously filled and compressed, creating a lifting force, and the building gradually rising to a determined lift height.
HIGH-RISE BUILDING SETTLING REINFORCING AND LIFTING CORRECTING CONSTRUCTION METHOD
A high-rise building settling reinforcing and lifting correcting construction method, comprising: drilling holes vertically downward around a foundation slab of a building, forming multiple curtain wall holes sunk into foundation soil at intervals; injecting slurry into the curtain wall holes, slurry ranges meshing and overlapping with each other, forming a curtain wall, the curtain wall enclosing foundation soil under the foundation slab of the building, separating foundation soil inside and outside the range of the building; providing multiple vertical reinforcement slurry injection holes on the foundation slab and injecting slurry, fully reinforcing soil near the foundation slab, forming a reinforcement body; drilling a hole downward, forming a lifting hole, pressure-injecting slurry into a bottom part of the lifting hole, the foundation soil is continuously filled and compressed, creating a lifting force, and the building gradually rising to a determined lift height.