The Technique of Single-Component Synchronous Grouting Allocation to Resist Floating in High Pressure Water-Rich Formation

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In high pressure water-rich formation, the grout is diluted by groundwater, could not develop early strength as quickly as possible for the dissipation of cementing material, failed to fill effectively the space between the segment and formation, which is unhelpful to control segment floating. In this study, by adding a variety of organic and inorganic materials to reduce grout setting time, meanwhile ensure the low loss of fluidity, high anti-aqueous dispersions, low shrinkage, finally, to achieved better effect than Two-component grouting.

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