Application of Prestressed Anchor Composite Soil Nail Wall in Deep Foundation Pit Engineering at Lanzhou Region

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The paper introduces the application of prestressed anchors and soil nails support system in complex soil layer deep foundation pit engineering at Lanzhou region based on the deep foundation pit engineering in Gansu Provincial Hospital of TCM as the background and discusses its key technology. The effect shows that scheme of the design of foundation pit support engineering is reasonable and effective.The engineering meets requirements of design and environment.The monitoring results show that prestressed anchors can control the horizontal displacement and the change rate of slope′s vertical settlement effectively. The experience of engineering is significance for similar engineerings at Lanzhou region.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1030-1032)

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714-718

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September 2014

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