Research on A New Construction Technology of A Key Project for Gully Harness

Yan Yuzhen; Cui Zhongxing

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Research on A New Construction Technology of A Key Project for Gully Harness

- Research on A New Construction Technology of A Key Project for Gully Harness
- Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation Vol. 16, Issue 2, Pages: 14-17(1997)
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  西安理工大学水电学院,西安市,710048
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- Published：1997
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Yan Yuzhen, Cui Zhongxing. Research on A New Construction Technology of A Key Project for Gully Harness[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1997, 16(2): 14-17.
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Yan Yuzhen, Cui Zhongxing. Research on A New Construction Technology of A Key Project for Gully Harness[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 1997, 16(2): 14-17. DOI：

摘要

该文对定向爆破筑坝先期拦洪蓄水，再给爆堆体注水固结，水坠加坝整修的施工技术进行了研究，并结合内蒙乌兰察布盟麻地壕治沟骨干工程进行了实践验证。对这一技术在理论和实施方面的问题及处理方法进行了分析讨论

Abstract

A new construction method is analysed

that is to construct a dam for intercepting flood and storing water in the earlier stage of a project

and pouring water into the thrown pole for consolidation

and sinking soil into water to add to the dam by using directional blasting.As is verifyed by a gully correction project named Madihao in WulanCabu league of the Inner Mongolia.The problems showing in the construction and theory of the technology are analysed.So do the treatment method of these problems.

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