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The application of composite foundation of compacted cement-soil mixed pile in expressway work

Wang Shou-ba

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The bearing mechanism and characteristics of composite foundation of compacted cement-soil mixed pile are analyzed. Combined with practical work its construction technology is introduced as well as related contents about test. Practice shows the application of compacted cement-soil mixed pile in foundation treatment is good.

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The bearing mechanism and characteristics of composite foundation of compacted cement-soil mixed pile are analyzed. Combined with practical work its construction technology is introduced as well as related contents about test. Practice shows the application of compacted cement-soil mixed pile in foundation treatment is good.

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The bearing mechanism and characteristics of composite foundation of compacted cement-soil mixed pile are analyzed. Combined with practical work its construction technology is introduced as well as related contents about test. Practice shows the application of compacted cement-soil mixed pile in foundation treatment is good.

Key concepts: Pile, Foundation (evidence), Cement, Geotechnical engineering, Soil cement, Composite number, Work (physics), Engineering

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