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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2020, Vol. 57 Issue (6) :160-170    DOI:
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On Scavenging Performances of Cleaning Solvents for the Clogging in the Drainage System of Karst Tunnels
(1 Nanchang Railway Survey and Design Institute Co., Ltd., Nanchang 330002; 2 Communications Design & Research Institute Co.,Ltd. of Jiangxi Province, Nanchang 330200; 3 School of Transportation Engineering, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing 210009;4 SGIDI Engineering Consulting (Group) Co., Ltd., Shanghai 200000)
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Abstract In order to solve the blocking problem of the drainage system in karst tunnels caused by karst crystalliza? tion, the scanning electron microscopy and chemical analysis experiments are carried out to obtain the microstructure and chemical compositions of the karst crystals acquired in the drainage pipes of the karst tunnel. Then chemical compositions of solutions for scavenging the Karst crystals are studied, the experiments on the solution concentration and dissolution effect are performed to determine the optimal concentration of the cleaning solution on the basis of analyzing the relationship between the solution concentration and dissolution rate. The results indicates that the solution of the unimolecule carboxylic organic acids reagent or the polycarboxylic organic acids reagent with an optimal concentration of 2 000 ppm and a dichromate index of 17.71% can effectively remove the karst crystals in the drainage system under the premise of ensuring green and environmental protection.
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HONG Yingwei1
2 QIAN Xiaqing3 LI Junhui3 YANG Henwei4 ZHANG Peng3
KeywordsKarst tunnel   Karst crystallization   Cleaning solvent   Scanning electron microscope   X-ray fluores? cence spectrometry   Dissolving effect     
Abstract: In order to solve the blocking problem of the drainage system in karst tunnels caused by karst crystalliza? tion, the scanning electron microscopy and chemical analysis experiments are carried out to obtain the microstructure and chemical compositions of the karst crystals acquired in the drainage pipes of the karst tunnel. Then chemical compositions of solutions for scavenging the Karst crystals are studied, the experiments on the solution concentration and dissolution effect are performed to determine the optimal concentration of the cleaning solution on the basis of analyzing the relationship between the solution concentration and dissolution rate. The results indicates that the solution of the unimolecule carboxylic organic acids reagent or the polycarboxylic organic acids reagent with an optimal concentration of 2 000 ppm and a dichromate index of 17.71% can effectively remove the karst crystals in the drainage system under the premise of ensuring green and environmental protection.
KeywordsKarst tunnel,   Karst crystallization,   Cleaning solvent,   Scanning electron microscope,   X-ray fluores? cence spectrometry,   Dissolving effect     
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HONG Yingwei1, 2 QIAN Xiaqing3 LI Junhui3 YANG Henwei4 ZHANG Peng3 .On Scavenging Performances of Cleaning Solvents for the Clogging in the Drainage System of Karst Tunnels[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2020,V57(6): 160-170
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