The Selection of the Collapsible Loess Foundation Treatment Methods
Yun Bo Xu, Yan Fei Sun
Abstract
Yun Bo Xu, Yan Fei Sun
Abstract
The collapsible loess ground treatment methods include dynamic compaction, soil replacement cushion method, lime-soil compaction pile composite foundation, pile foundation, etc. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages. The bearing capacity of collapsible loess is not lower, it is non-soft soil. The purpose of the collapsible loess ground treatment is to eliminate the collapsible at the most, few to increase the capacity and improve the heterogeneity of the foundation. In this paper, the collapsible loess foundation treatment methods are been compacted from the technical and economic factors. And the key issues of the collapsible loess ground treatment methods are discussed.
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The collapsible loess ground treatment methods include dynamic compaction, soil replacement cushion method, lime-soil compaction pile composite foundation, pile foundation, etc. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages. The bearing capacity of collapsible loess is not lower, it is non-soft soil. The purpose of the collapsible loess ground treatment is to eliminate the collapsible at the most, few to increase the capacity and improve the heterogeneity of the foundation. In this paper, the collapsible loess foundation treatment methods are been compacted from the technical and economic factors. And the key issues of the collapsible loess ground treatment methods are discussed.
Key concepts: Loess, Foundation (evidence), Pile, Cushion, Geotechnical engineering, Lime, Bearing capacity, Compaction