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Analysis on seepage monitoring result in TGP's ship lock and its high slope

Zhang Shu-guang

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The paper analyzes the seepage monitoring result of TGP five-grade ship lock its high slope. Through the analysis,we think that the underground water level of high slope be mainly influenced by the ship lock chamber excavation and the rainfall.The underground water level is currently steady approximately;the underground water pressure of high slope and the seepage pressure behind chamber bottom plate and lock walls, are quite low and within the range of allowable design.

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The paper analyzes the seepage monitoring result of TGP five-grade ship lock its high slope. Through the analysis,we think that the underground water level of high slope be mainly influenced by the ship lock chamber excavation and the rainfall.The underground water level is currently steady approximately;the underground water pressure of high slope and the seepage pressure behind chamber bottom plate and lock walls, are quite low and within the range of allowable design.

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The paper analyzes the seepage monitoring result of TGP five-grade ship lock its high slope. Through the analysis,we think that the underground water level of high slope be mainly influenced by the ship lock chamber excavation and the rainfall.The underground water level is currently steady approximately;the underground water pressure of high slope and the seepage pressure behind chamber bottom plate and lock walls, are quite low and within the range of allowable design.

Key concepts: Lock (firearm), Excavation, Geotechnical engineering, Water pressure, Water level, Range (aeronautics), Engineering, Environmental science

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