Method of curing soil body through motivating and cultivating microorganism in situ
A technology for microbial and soil solidification, applied in soil protection, excavation, coastline protection, etc., can solve the problems of slow growth and reproduction of microorganisms, difficult to quantify the amount of solution, low survival rate, etc., achieve excellent solidification effect, reduce uneven distribution of microorganisms , the effect of high survival rate
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[0074] The soil in this example is a 45° slope, silty clay, and the soil permeability coefficient is 5×10 -6 cm / s, the project ambient temperature is 25°C, and the project needs to improve the erosion resistance of the soil and solve the problem of water and soil loss.
[0075] 1) The penetration strength of the soil is measured by the standard penetration test, and the erosion resistance of the soil is measured by the erosion test, where the erosion resistance of the soil is defined as the amount of soil produced per unit time.
[0076]2) Sampling is taken from the soil to be treated, and the porosity of the soil is determined to be 60%. Soil treatment area S is 10m 2 , the treatment depth H is 0.1m. By relation (1) V e = αnSH, calculate the single dose of excitation solution V e (m 3 ). Among them, the correction factor α of the amount of excitation liquid is taken as 1.05, and the single amount of excitation liquid is calculated as 0.63m 3 . By relation (2) V c =βV...
Embodiment 2
[0092] The soil conditions and engineering requirements of this embodiment are the same as in Embodiment 1, and the processing steps are basically the same as in Embodiment 1, the difference being:
[0093] The correction factor α for the dosage of the excitation solution is taken as 1.15; the ratio β of the single dosage of the cementing fluid to the single dosage of the stimulation solution is taken as 0.9. By relation (1) V e = αnSH calculates that the single dosage of excitation solution is 0.69m 3 , through the relationship (2) V c =βV e The single dosage of cementing liquid is calculated as 0.621m 3 .
[0094] In this example, after the 5th round of spraying the excitation liquid, stop adding liquid; after spraying the 6th round of cementing liquid, stop adding liquid.
[0095] Experimental results: In this example, this method was used to stimulate urease-producing microorganisms in situ, and after MICP treatment, the calcium carbonate content of the soil was 6.3%,...
Embodiment 3
[0097] The soil conditions and engineering requirements of this embodiment are the same as in Embodiment 1, and the processing steps are basically the same as in Embodiment 1, the difference being:
[0098] The correction factor α for the amount of excitation liquid is taken as 1.1; the ratio β of the single amount of cementing liquid to the single amount of excitation liquid is taken as 1.1. By relation (1) V e = αnSH calculates that the single dosage of excitation solution is 0.66m 3 , through the relationship (2) V c =βV e Calculate the single dosage of cementing liquid is 0.726m 3 .
[0099] The components of the excitation solution were 200mM urea, 20g / L yeast extract, 40g / L glucose and 0.13MTris-base buffer; the components of the cementing solution were 1.0M urea, 1.0M calcium chloride and 5g / L nutrient broth.
[0100] In this example, after the 5th round of spraying the excitation liquid, stop adding liquid; after spraying the 6th round of cementing liquid, stop ad...
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