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China Scan Tour on Ground Improvement Technologies Prepared by the ASCE G-I China Scan Tour Team Presented by Jie Han, Ph.D., PE, F.ASCE Glenn L. Parker Professor The University of Kansas China Scan Tour on Ground Improvement Technologies


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China Scan Tour on Ground Improvement Technologies

Prepared by the ASCE G-I China Scan Tour Team Presented by Jie Han, Ph.D., PE, F.ASCE Glenn L. Parker Professor The University of Kansas

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China Scan Tour on Ground Improvement Technologies from May 23 to 26, 2018 Followed by the 2nd US-China Workshop on Ground Improvement Technologies on May 27, 2018

  • Organized by the G-I Soil Improvement Committee
  • Sponsored by ASCE Geo-Institute

Scope of the scan tour was:

  • to identify and document new and implementable

soil improvement technologies successfully used in China, with the goal of implementing the technologies into the current U.S. GeoTech Tools selection system.

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China Scan Tour Team

  • Prof. Jie Han, the University of Kansas (chair); Dr. Jose Clemente, Bechtel (co-chair)
  • Dr. James Collin, the Collin Group (G-I board representative)
  • Prof. Jie Huang, the University of Texas at San Antonio; Rob Jameson, Malcolm
  • Prof. Prabir K. Kolay, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
  • Prof. Cheng Lin, the University of Victoria, Canada; Dr. Guoming Lin, Terracon
  • Dr. Antonio Marinucci, V2C Strategists, LLC; Dr. Lisheng Shao, Hayward Baker, Inc.
  • Prof. Leon van Paassen, Arizona State University; Dr. David Yang, JAFEC USA, Inc.
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Scan Tour Route

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Project 1 Super-Deep (105 m/345 ft) Diaphragm Wall Shanghai

Suzhou River Deep Drainage and Storage Facility

Suzhou river Huangpu river

  • Circular shafts 

60 to 70 m (195 to 230 ft) deep

  • Connected by 15.3 km

(9.5 mi) of deep tunnels

  • r pipelines with

diameters ranging from 8 to 10 m (26 to 33 ft)

  • Deep tunnels at depths
  • f 40 to 60 m (130 to

195 ft) along the Suzhou River

Credit: Shanghai Foundation Engineering Group CP., LTD., The Third Engineering Company

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Project 1 Super-Deep (105 m/345 ft) Diaphragm Wall Shanghai

(110 ft) (195 ft) (112 ft) (345 ft) (345 ft) (162 ft)

Wall thickness = 3.3 to 4.9 ft

Credit: Shanghai Foundation Engineering Group CP., LTD., The Third Engineering Company

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Project 1 Super-Deep (105 m/345 ft) Diaphragm Wall Shanghai

  • Max. excavation depth

= 150m (492ft)

Credit: Shanghai Foundation Engineering Group CP., LTD., The Third Engineering Company

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Project 1 Super-Deep (105 m/345 ft) Diaphragm Wall Shanghai

Credit: Shanghai Foundation Engineering Group CP., LTD., The Third Engineering Company

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Super-Deep (105 m) Diaphragm Wall

Bauer BC40 hydromill mounted on a Bauer MC128 crane Bauer BC40 on a Bauer MC96 & Jintai SG60A hydromills Support cranes and hydromills

  • Max. excavation depth

= 80 m (262 ft)

  • Max. excavation depth

= 150m (492 ft)

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Super-Deep (105 m) Diaphragm Wall

Milling a 300 mm (12 in)

  • verlap into each primary

panel using the hydromill. Pre-installed steel pipes for a post-construction freezing system at the panel ends. Option for exterior grouting patterns at the panel joints.

Panel No. Start Date Installation Time (hours) Measured Verticality Over- break ZQ2 30 Dec 2017 120 1/3750 114% ZQ3 06 Jan 2018 76 1/1600 106% ZQ2-3 12 Jan 2018 297 1/1000 109% Credit: Shanghai Foundation Engineering Group CP., LTD., The Third Engineering Company

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Super-Deep (105 m) Diaphragm Wall

Hydration and settling tanks Desanding and desilting units Quality assurance / quality control performed on the bentonite slurry

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Project 2 Dynamic Compaction + Vacuum Dewatering

DDC typical suitable for partially saturated, non-plastic

  • r low plasticity soil (e.g., PI<

8) where the groundwater table is sufficiently deep. DDC also effective for low permeability silt and clay, provided a proper drainage and/or dewatering system is installed Quick process, No fill or temporary matting (i.e., no preload or surcharge fill), Cost effectiveness for massive treatment, Straightforward, relatively simple installation, & construction equipment.

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Project 2 Dynamic Compaction + Vacuum Dewatering

  • Improve dredged land for a 1 km

(0.6 mi) long municipal road. The total treatment area is 28,000 m2 (6.9 acre).

  • Achieve a minimum allowable

bearing capacity of 120 kPa (2,500 psf), and a subgrade modulus no less than 25 MPa (3,625 psi)

Credit: Shanghai GeoHabour Co.

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Credit: Shanghai GeoHabour Co.

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Project 2 Dynamic Compaction + Vacuum Dewatering

Process 1st pass tamping 2nd pass tamping 3rd pass tamping Ironing Settlement (cm) 23.4 31.3 7.1 10.8 Total settlement (cm) 72.6 Credit: Shanghai GeoHabour Co.

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Dynamic Compaction + Vacuum Dewatering

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Project 3 Detachable Anchor & Jet Grouting

Excavation & Ground Water Cut-off by:

  • Detachable anchor
  • Jet grouting in

anchor bonding zone

  • Soil mixing wall

with recoverable W-beams

  • Two-story basement excavation to

12 m depth in very difficult soils

  • GWT at 0.7 m depth

Credit: Zhejiang Zhongqiao Prestress Equipment Co., Ltd. & The Architectural Design and Research Inst. of Zhejiang Univ. Co., Ltd.

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Project 3 Detachable Anchor & Jet Grouting

Detachable Anchor

  • Apply 2~3 ton tension on

release strand

  • Unlock wedges
  • Recover working strands

Credit: Zhejiang Zhongqiao Prestress Equipment Co., Ltd. & The Architectural Design and Research Inst. of Zhejiang Univ. Co., Ltd.

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Project 3 Detachable Anchor & Jet Grouting

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Project 3 Detachable Anchor & Jet Grouting

Reusable W-beams in the soil mixed columns Beams coated with a tar & grease mix Beams vertically inserted into fresh mixed column Above soil mixing, beams wrapped with styrofoam sheets & cast into concrete grade beam After excavation finished, W-beams pulled out

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Project 4 Vacuum Consolidation

Masive dredged land for a new city

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Project 4 Vacuum Consolidation

  • Vacuum preloading
  • Vacuum preloading

+ air injection

  • PVD electro-osmosis

dewatering and consolidation Large reclaimed land (2.53 km2

  • r 624 acres)

Credit: Huadong Engineering Corporation Ltd.

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Project 4 Vacuum Consolidation

  • 3 to 10 meters

dredged fill, soft silts & clays W = 50~80%

  • Native alluvial

deposits of silts & clays W=30 ~ 70%

  • Target bearing

capacity of 40 to 80 kPa for roads and airport runways.

  • The long-term

settlement target was 30 centimeters over 15 to 30 years.

Credit: Dr. Huayang Lei Menard (2001)

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Project 4 Vacuum Consolidation

Vacuum tubes & PVDs used to inject high pressure air to prevent clogging & facilitate water movements to speed up consolidation

Credit: Dr. Huayang Lei Credit: Dr. Huayang Lei

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Project 4 Vacuum Consolidation

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Project 4 Vacuum Consolidation

Vacuum consolidation + water surcharge

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Project 4 Vacuum Consolidation

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Project 4 Vacuum Consolidation

Multiple small water-jet vacuum pumps used on another project site (not on the tour)

Credit: Dr. Jie Han

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Project 4 PVD Electro- Osmosis Test

Jones et al. 2011

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Project 4 PVD Electro-Osmosis

  • 1000 m2 test area
  • measured settlement

500~ 750 mm in 32 days of electro-

  • smosis

consolidation

  • Energy consumption

4~7 kwh/m3

Credit: Hangzhou Shenyuan Environmental Sci-Tech Co. Ltd

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Project 6 Soil Mixing, Pre-stressed Hollow Concrete Pile, Mass Mixing, & DAQ

  • New 50.8 km Hangzhou

Beltline, 32.5-km long section to be constructed over soft soil

  • Soft soil thickness 2 ~ 44 m
  • Freeway embankment

heights 2 ~ 6 m, & 5 to 6 m near bridge-approach embankment

  • Project site in a plain river

network area

  • f Hangjia Lake.

No. Soil layer w (%) Es (MPa) c (kPa) φ(°) ② Soft soil 1 43.5 3.07 9.8 4.6 ③ Soft soil 2 40.9 3.23 10.3 5.3

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Project 6 Counter Rotation DSM

Counter rotation deep mixing: 0.5m column

  • 10m penetration
  • Grout pumped though

inner casing

  • One electric motor with

gear box to counter rotate inner and outer casing

  • Grease sealed between

casings

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Project 6 Wet Mass Mixing

In-situ soil

Soft soil

Moving direction Soft Clay W≤60% Mixing Ratio 1m3 Cement (%) Fly Ash (%) Admix (%) Cement (Kg) Fly Ash (Kg) Admix (Kg) 3.0 3.0 \ 47.4 47.4 \

Full system DAQ

Credit: China Railway Construction Co.

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Project 6 Pre-stressed Bamboo Shape Hollow Concrete Pile

The bamboo-shaped or nodular pipe piling system (static drill rooted nodular [SDRN] pile system) Composite system combines pile foundations with soil mixing and grouting Start with a partially grouted and partially soil mixed hole. Insert hollow precast pipe sections Typically used for structural support of structures and in conjunction with column- supported embankments.

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Project 6 Pre-stressed Bamboo Shape Hollow Concrete Pile

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Other GI Technologies Presented in GI Workshop in Shanghai

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Other GI Technologies Presented in GI Workshop in Shanghai

Credit: Dr. Gang Zheng

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Other GI Technologies Presented in GI Workshop in Shanghai

Credit: Dr. Hanlong Liu

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T-Shape Soil Mixing

Credit: Dr. Songyu Liu

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Thank You!