Research on the Disposal for Fly Ash Weak Foundation by Spraying Powder Pile

Jian Wei Zhang; Min Jie Zhu; Li Wei Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.71-78.3785

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Triaxial Low-Temperature Creep Tests of Artificially Frozen Soil
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Research on the Disposal for Fly Ash Weak Foundation by Spraying Powder Pile

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This paper studies the technical application of the disposal for FA(fly ash) weak foundation of these abandoned fly ash pool by the construction technology of spraying powder pile, so that, not only these abandoned fly ash pool will be used effectively as soon as possible, but also the surrounding environmental pollution will be improved well. The construction technology of reinforcement weak foundation is efficient, low cost and no pollution. In order to argue it, this paper will discuss the mechanism and feasibility of the construction technology based on first phase project of Xinmei car limited liability company.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 71-78)

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Jian Wei Zhang, Min Jie Zhu, Li Wei Zhang

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Bearing Capacity, Fly Ash (FA), Foundation Reinforcement, Pile Test, Spraying Powder Pile

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