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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2012, Vol. 49 Issue (2) :114-118    DOI:
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Application of Horizontal Jet Grouting Piles in the Shenzhen Metro
(Tunneling Company of Shenzhen Municipal Engineering Corporation, Shenzhen 518000)
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Abstract  By using horizontal jet grouting piles during the construction of advance support for the mined tunnel section between the Antuoshan and Qiaoxiang Stations, the project successfully passed through a large-section water box culvert in a saturated fine siltstone and grit layer and ? 500 mm gas lines with intermediate pressure, cutting down on construction costs. This paper presents the technology mechanism as well as its adaptability, merits, deficiencies, and effects.
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GUO Wei
Keywords Horizontal jet grouting piles   Bored tunnel   Advance support   Water-rich sand layer     
Abstract:  By using horizontal jet grouting piles during the construction of advance support for the mined tunnel section between the Antuoshan and Qiaoxiang Stations, the project successfully passed through a large-section water box culvert in a saturated fine siltstone and grit layer and ? 500 mm gas lines with intermediate pressure, cutting down on construction costs. This paper presents the technology mechanism as well as its adaptability, merits, deficiencies, and effects.
Keywords Horizontal jet grouting piles,   Bored tunnel,   Advance support,   Water-rich sand layer     
published: 2012-02-16
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GUO Wei .Application of Horizontal Jet Grouting Piles in the Shenzhen Metro[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2012,V49(2): 114-118
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