天津滨海新区土体渗透性试验方法分析-analysis of soil permeability test method in tianjin binhai new area.docxVIP

前言 前言 ABSTRACT The city of Tianjin as he economic center in North China, Beijing City, Hebei province and other provinces as the hinterland, port construction is particularly prominent,geological conditions of Binhai New Area Tianjincitybelongs to the coastal plainlandform, paralic strata, contains a large amount of silt clay and silt silty clay, water isthe characteristic region. Treatment of foundation in the construction process and groundwater, scheme selection is the troublesome problem of engineering, as an engineering and technical personnel, the starting point of this article is to deal with Groundwater provides a reliable experimental data, choose the suitable test methodof the region. This paper summarizes a lot of permeability test method: indoor longhead, variable head permeability test, in situ pumping test, permeability test, water injection test, water pressure test. Illustrates the principle, method and application conditions of various test. Complementary laboratory tests and in situ tests. On the method choice, should according to different design conditions, choose. Indoor seepage test ideal conditions, the flow direction is clear, not by plane spoiler.But by soil disturbance degree, saturation degree influence, sensitivity of soil is higher, the greater the influence. Also, because the sample is small, the soil of therepresentative for soil is poor, uneven distribution, local soil containing lens is obvious. The forward funnel pumping test can be applied hydraulic gradient is greater in thesoil, the permeability coefficient, the radius of influence design, water releasecoefficient of precipitation engineering calculation parameters related to the calculation of soil by water discharge and catchment of observation wells, the flow direction and the water and the actual precipitation water is flowing the sameconstruction. Therefore, Tianjin Binhai New Area for the underground engineeringhydrogeology of precipitation design exploration, appropriate u