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Wharf constituted by arched walls and plane ties

The invention relates to a retaining work (12) in ground (S), the work having a vertical front portion and separating a first portion of ground (S1) from a second portion of ground. The front portion (14) is in the form of juxtaposed arched walls (16), each arched wall (16) presenting a concave side facing the first portion of ground and a convex side facing the second portion of ground, and the retaining work (12) further includes a rear portion (20) comprising a plurality of wall elements (22) having their largest faces extending vertically in the second portion of ground (S2), each wall element (22) being arranged between two adjacent arched walls (16) and extending transversely relative to the front portion (14).

SEALING WALL BUILDING MATERIAL AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING A SEALING WALL BUILDING MATERIAL
20200095165 · 2020-03-26 · ·

The invention relates to a sealing wall building material, which has a binding agent with cement and aggregates. It is provided according to the invention that the binding agent comprises a mixture of cement and fly ash, wherein it is free of clay material, and that it has an impermeability with a kf value of 10.sup.7 m/s and less.

SEALING WALL BUILDING MATERIAL AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING A SEALING WALL BUILDING MATERIAL
20200095165 · 2020-03-26 · ·

The invention relates to a sealing wall building material, which has a binding agent with cement and aggregates. It is provided according to the invention that the binding agent comprises a mixture of cement and fly ash, wherein it is free of clay material, and that it has an impermeability with a kf value of 10.sup.7 m/s and less.

ANCHOR DEVICE FOR PRESTRESSED DIAPHRAGM WALL

The invention relates to an anchor device for a prestressed diaphragm wall (2), comprising at least one prestressing reinforcement (3) and a sleeve (5) encasing said at least one prestressing reinforcement (3) and forming an anchorage for said at least one prestressing reinforcement (3) in the diaphragm wall (2), a length (Ld) of the anchor sleeve (5) being strictly less than a length (La) of said at least one prestressing reinforcement (3), the anchor sleeve (5) comprising a sealing material disposed in such a way as to coat each prestressing reinforcement (3), the anchor device (1) comprising a corrosion-resistant coating of each prestressing reinforcement (3).

ANCHOR DEVICE FOR PRESTRESSED DIAPHRAGM WALL

The invention relates to an anchor device for a prestressed diaphragm wall (2), comprising at least one prestressing reinforcement (3) and a sleeve (5) encasing said at least one prestressing reinforcement (3) and forming an anchorage for said at least one prestressing reinforcement (3) in the diaphragm wall (2), a length (Ld) of the anchor sleeve (5) being strictly less than a length (La) of said at least one prestressing reinforcement (3), the anchor sleeve (5) comprising a sealing material disposed in such a way as to coat each prestressing reinforcement (3), the anchor device (1) comprising a corrosion-resistant coating of each prestressing reinforcement (3).

Method of monitoring subsurface concrete structures

Fiber optic sensors are used to monitor the integrity of a subsurface concrete structure such as a pile or diaphragm wall. A fiber optic sensor array (48) is attached to a reinforcement or framework assembly (20) for the subsurface concrete structure. Concrete is applied to surround the reinforcement or framework assembly (20) and fiber optic sensor array (48). The fiber optic sensor array (48) is then used to collect temperature data during hydration of the subsurface concrete structure. The temperature data is monitored in real time to determine differentials across the structure, indicative of a problem within the structure.

Method of monitoring subsurface concrete structures

Fiber optic sensors are used to monitor the integrity of a subsurface concrete structure such as a pile or diaphragm wall. A fiber optic sensor array (48) is attached to a reinforcement or framework assembly (20) for the subsurface concrete structure. Concrete is applied to surround the reinforcement or framework assembly (20) and fiber optic sensor array (48). The fiber optic sensor array (48) is then used to collect temperature data during hydration of the subsurface concrete structure. The temperature data is monitored in real time to determine differentials across the structure, indicative of a problem within the structure.

End point closing wall forming device of extrusion type underground diaphragm wall and method for operating same

An end point closing wall forming device of an extrusion type underground diaphragm wall comprises a main body (1) and a vibration water spraying device. The vibration water spraying device is fixedly disposed inside the main body (1). The end point closing wall forming device of an extrusion type underground diaphragm wall further comprises a separation device. The separation device is movably sheathed on the outer side of a short edge (11) of the main body (1). Also provided is a method for operating an end point closing wall forming device of an extrusion type underground diaphragm wall.

USE OF COMPOSITE PARTICLES FOR PROTECTING A LIFELINE STRUCTURE AGAINST SEISMIC WAVE DAMAGE
20190194069 · 2019-06-27 · ·

Composite particles of a hard core coated by a layer of hydratable, swellable clay such as bentonite are useful for constructing, modifying and/or supporting lifeline structure such as dams, berms and levees, and/or pipelines or conduits for oil, gas, sewage, water, or cables or wires for transmission of electrical power or data information. The method involves placing the composite particles in a location within, below, or about the lifeline structure, and hydrating them to cause them to swell and fill and seal the voids around the structure to form a resilient support having a high damping ratio and low hydraulic conductivity that is maintained after exposure to strain forces. The composite particles are advantageous in damping seismic waves and reducing the potential damage from an earthquake, explosion, tremor, fatigue loading, or similar seismic event.

Method for forming a pile wall in ground and a corresponding pile wall
12065799 · 2024-08-20 · ·

A method for forming a drilled pile wall in ground using a drilling device having a reamer and flushing with a medium to remove drilling waste during drilling, and non-rotating pipe piles equipped with interlocks. A vertical 1 hole is drilled while simultaneously placing a pipe pile in the drill hole. At least one subsequent vertical hole is drilled hole in the ground side by side with the drill hole while simultaneously placing a subsequent pipe pile in the subsequent drill hole while the interlocks of the subsequent pipe pile interlock with interlocks of the pipe pile to guide the subsequent pipe pile into the drill hole. Reinforcements are installed in the drill holes, concrete is cast into each pipe pile to form a concrete pile, and at least some of the pipe piles are lifted at least partly out of the drill hole after the concrete has been cast, but before the concrete has bonded rigid to form a unified watertight pile wall. The invention also relates to a pile wall.