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Supporting Scheme Design of Foundation Pit in Soft Soil by Soil Nail and Cement-Soil Wall

Shen Jun

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It introduces the supporting scheme of cement mixed piles and soil nails.The results by calculation for support structure of foundation pit indicate that every indices are up to the standard of the stability.The construction monitoring verifies the horizontal deformation is small,the whole structure will not be destroyed.

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It introduces the supporting scheme of cement mixed piles and soil nails.The results by calculation for support structure of foundation pit indicate that every indices are up to the standard of the stability.The construction monitoring verifies the horizontal deformation is small,the whole structure will not be destroyed.

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It introduces the supporting scheme of cement mixed piles and soil nails.The results by calculation for support structure of foundation pit indicate that every indices are up to the standard of the stability.The construction monitoring verifies the horizontal deformation is small,the whole structure will not be destroyed.

Key concepts: Soil nailing, Foundation (evidence), Geotechnical engineering, Soil cement, Cement, Engineering, Nail (fastener), Deformation (meteorology)

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