Applications of Rayleigh Wave Detection Technique and Polymer Grouting Technology in Waterproof Construction

Jing Yi Chen; Okumura Ummin; Tao Yu; Yu Jie Qi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.405-408.748

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Applications of Rayleigh Wave Detection Technique and Polymer Grouting Technology in Waterproof Construction

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The underground water seepage is always the key and difficult point in waterproof engineering. Aiming at the characteristics of underground engineering waterproof, this paper describes how to make use of Rayleigh wave detection technology to detect leakage in underground works, and find disease location through the analysis of the dispersion curve, and then combine Rayleigh wave detection technology with polymer grouting technique grouting on the disengaging position, to achieve the effect of waterproof plugging. Research results show that through combining Rayleigh wave detection technique and the combination of polymer grouting technology, it is quicker and more convenient to manage underground leakage defects, which satisfies the project need and has wide application value and social benefits.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 405-408)

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748-754

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Jing Yi Chen, Okumura Ummin, Tao Yu, Yu Jie Qi

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Nondestructive Detection, Polymer Grouting, Rayleigh Wave, Waterproof Engineering

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