Frost-heave damage checking method for concrete lining layer of water delivery channel slope in winter
A technology for concrete and lining layers, which is applied in calculation, instrumentation, geometric CAD, etc., can solve problems such as the influence of two-way freezing deformation interaction, and achieve safe and reliable operation and the effect of engineering benefits
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[0030] The invention proposes a method for checking and calculating the anti-frost heave damage of the concrete lining layer of the side slope of the aqueduct in winter. For the concrete lining layer of the side slope of the canal without horizontal joints, the concrete lining layer of the side slope of the canal is regarded as the fixed hinge support at the foot of the slope. The water level surface is the component of the movable hinge support, and the mechanical model of the frost heave damage check calculation of the concrete lining layer of the canal slope is established, and the stress generated by the transverse bending action of the component or the combined action of tension and bending is compared with the axial tensile strength of the concrete To judge whether the slope concrete lining can resist the damage caused by frost heave.
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[0032] The method for checking and calculating the anti-frost heave damage of the concrete lining layer of the aqueduct slope in winter as described in this embodiment differs from that of embodiment 1 in that: the mechanical model required by embodiment 1 is established in order to carry out the anti-frost heave of the concrete lining layer damage check,
[0033] When the slope concrete lining layer can restrain the frost heaving deformation of the canal foundation soil, the deformation of the two is coordinated, and the slope concrete lining layer and the permafrost are frozen as a whole, at this time, the direction of the frost heave force is consistent with the normal direction of the slope surface The normal frost heave force and the tangential frost heave force pointing to the top of the slope only act on the slope concrete lining in the area above the water level, and both of them are based on the value of zero at the water level of the canal and the value of the top of ...
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