公路路基的施工及质量控制（The construction and quality control of Highway Subgrade）.doc

公路路基的施工及质量控制（The construction and quality control of Highway Subgrade） Construction and quality control of Highway Subgrade [Abstract] the subgrade strength is the fundamental way, only in accordance with the construction process of some elaborate construction and take reasonable means of detection and control, to ensure the quality of construction, only the roadbed construction quality control, to give the structure layer, surface layer and lay a good foundation. [key] subgrade construction quality control 1 Principle Analysis of subgrade stability There are three requirements for the inherent quality of the subgrade: sufficient overall stability, sufficient strength, and adequate water stability. In short, the roadbed is to achieve dense, uniform and stability of the use requirements. The densification process of subgrade is actually a process of particle recombination, but for rock fill subgrade, it is the process of rock displacement recombination. Subgrade stability is relative, that is to say, when the subgrade under external stress, no displacement or displacement between rock can be controlled in a certain standard, we can think that the subgrade is stable at first. In the design period, under the influence of design load, the displacement can be controlled in a certain standard, then we can think that the subgrade has been qualified in the process of using. The subgrade stability is determined by the overall stability of the roadbed, roadbed, depends on two aspects: one is the formation of rock mass rock filling the void ratio, the void ratio itself rather than a rock. Two is the strength of the rock. I hope the filler has good gradation, and easily compacted, and as far as possible so that the broken rock is the most direct way, and the degree of fragmentation depends on the strength of the rock types and compaction equipment; compacting process of subgrade filler is actually broken edges, filling compaction process, so the forming, the subgrade stability