Abstract
In the process of subway open-cut station construction, excavation deformation seriously threatens the safety of municipal pipelines and buildings. To ensure the effectiveness of grouting reinforcement, drilling exploration and pressure water test were conducted on the basis of the grouting reinforcement project of the excavation of an open-pit station in Qingdao metro, the permeability coefficient and crack characteristics were studied, and the equivalent crack width was calculated on the basis of cubic law. To determine the injectability index of grout and realize the optimal selection of grouting materials, the statistical distribution law of the equivalent crack width was analyzed on the basis of the Pareto distribution, and an effective method of grout selection was proposed. The PQT curve in the grouting process was analyzed by flow dimension theory to realize the dynamic adjustment of the grouting process. Finally, the grouting reinforcement effect was evaluated on the basis of the core sample and borehole TV. Results show that if the permeability coefficient is subject to Pareto distribution with parameters tmin and k, then the distribution curve of the permeability coefficient in the logarithmic coordinate is a straight line; the equivalent crack width obtained on the basis of the cubic law is also subject to the Pareto distribution with parameters bmin and 3k. Therefore, the equivalent crack width distribution curve can be obtained to provide a basis for the grout selection.
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