Abstract
Purpose: the technology of laying geocomposite bentonite mats with the creation of an anti-filtration lining of increased reliability on the main canal section made under difficult conditions (in the presence of karst and suffusion phenomena) is considered. Materials and methods. The theoretical basis of the research is the indicators of physical, mechanical and technical characteristics of bentonite mats of various manufacturing companies. The practical component is flow charts, diagrams and technology for the work performance in natural conditions on the main canal section. Results and discussion: to reduce the filtration coefficient of anti-filtration coatings it is advisable to use two- and three-layer materials, which were used in the reconstruction of the Donskoy main canal section instead of polymeric materials, according to the results of the feasibility study. The work on laying sodium bentonite mats was carried out in difficult conditions after stopping the water supply, when there was an intense slope sloughing, and the water level in the canal was set below the groundwater level in the canal zone. At the same time, the canal was periodically cleaned with a dredger to remove the swollen soil along the canal bottom, and on the slopes – excavation with a dragline excavator, followed by transportation and soil storage in the slurry dump maps. Further, the work was carried out on maps with pools, separated by dams, where map sections were drained by a mobile pumping station. Conclusions: the use of the developed technology for canal cleaning and laying roll materials based on bentonite made it possible to reconstruct successfully the most dangerous canal sections. The introduction of a structural and technical solution in the form of a combined screen design ensures almost complete water imperviousity of the bottom and slopes of the canal.
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