Abstract

The electromagnetic characteristics of the grouting material can be changed to achieve the electrical difference with the surrounding rock, so as to meet the needs of grouting monitoring. The combination of this principle and the high-density resistivity method can be used to detect whether or not the grout is in the diffusion of an underground space, yet still cannot meet the expected grouting monitoring effect. To monitor the grouting process and detect the grouting effect more clearly, in the present study a theoretical method is proposed, and a high-precision distributed monitoring system based on high-density electrical method technology is independently developed to dynamically monitor the grouting process of non-dispersed materials. The system possesses a stronger ability to identify the resistivity difference of underground materials, and can be used to monitor the entire grouting process through networking technology. The system uploads the collected data to the server in real time through the Internet of Things module, then continuously inverts the uploaded data to obtain the real-time apparent resistivity section diagram. Next, through observation and analysis of the apparent resistivity section diagram and data, it detects the mud diffusion in the underground space. Through the analysis in this study, it is proven that the system can be used for grouting monitoring and that it meets the expected performance requirements.

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