Pollution site remediation obstructing method under non-excavating manner
A site restoration and non-excavation technology, which is applied in the field of contaminated site restoration and soil treatment, can solve the problems of vertical migration barrier, difficulty in ensuring anti-seepage effect, secondary pollution, etc., and achieve the effect of preventing vertical infiltration and horizontal diffusion
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[0023] First, the mixed slurry is prepared according to the mass ratio of cement slurry: bentonite: calcium chloride 80-89:10-19:1. Then use a drilling machine to drill holes at the boundary or outside the boundary of the contaminated site, and the drilling depth should be controlled in the silty clay layer. The silt mentioned here refers to the cohesive soil layer with a natural void ratio of 1.0~1.5 and a permeability coefficient of 10-5~10-8cm / s. The drilling depth should be drilled into the silty clay layer, and at the same time, the silty clay layer cannot be drilled through. The drilling depth should be properly controlled, just in the silty clay layer.
[0024] Then, using the construction technology of high-pressure jet triple pipe water-stop curtain piles, water-stop curtains are set up around the polluted area. Insert the grouting pipe into the well hole, spray high-pressure water flow, compressed air and low-pressure grout during the rotation and lifting process, a...
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