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Method name | Construction methods | Features |
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Soil subgrade filling | Layered filling | The subgrade cross section is layered and filled layer by layer from bottom to top. | The required compaction and stability can be obtained separately for each layer of soil. |
Vertical filling method | Vertical layered filling from the edge of the subgrade to the center line of the road. | It is suitable for filling deep valleys, steep slopes and ponds with large height and small horizontal area. |
Mixed fill method | After the subsoil is filled vertically, the upper soil is filled horizontally in layers. | It is suitable for high filling height and large filling volume, so that the upper soil of each layer can obtain better compaction degree. |
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Soil cutting excavation | Lateral full-width excavation method | After the subsoil is filled vertically, the upper layer is filled horizontally in layers. When the excavation depth is large, the excavation can be divided into multiple steps and layers. | The excavation height is controlled at about 2 m, which is suitable for projects with large lateral sags. |
Vertical excavation | Layered longitudinal excavation method: Excavate in vertical layers according to the degree of road along the road. | Suitable for projects with large excavation depths. |
Channel longitudinal excavation method: Excavate the channel longitudinally on the center line of the road and continue to excavate from there to both sides. The channel can be used for drainage or passage. |
Segmented longitudinal excavation method: excavate openings at multiple locations along the road, divide the road into multiple segments and excavate longitudinally. |
Mixed method | After longitudinal excavation of the channel, the horizontal full-width excavation method can be used to excavate, or the lateral channel can be excavated and widened on the basis of the longitudinal channel. | It is suitable for large excavation volume and can improve the efficiency to a certain extent compared with the single excavation method. |
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