Construction method for uplift pile
US-2025179752-A1 · Jun 5, 2025 · US
US12565752B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-12565752-B2 |
| Application number | US-202218557059-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 31, 2022 |
| Priority date | Dec 8, 2021 |
| Publication date | Mar 3, 2026 |
| Grant date | Mar 3, 2026 |
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Disclosed in the present invention is a drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum. The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system comprises a pressure relief well body and an artificial hydrophobic layer, wherein longitudinal bars are arranged in stand columns of a sand-free concrete well wall, and are anchored into concealed beams. The pressure relief well body is located in the artificial hydrophobic layer, a construction surface of the artificial hydrophobic layer is located on the weakly permeable soft stratum, a wicker fence layer is laid on the weakly permeable soft stratum, a biaxially stretched plastic geogrid is laid on the wicker fence layer, a medium coarse sand layer is laid on the biaxially stretched plastic geogrid, and a crushed stone layer is laid on the medium coarse sand layer.
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What is claimed is: 1 . A drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum, comprising an artificial hydrophobic layer, a structural floor, several pressure relief well bodies arranged under the structural floor and a self-contained sump of a construction, the pressure relief well bodies and the sump being in communication via a steel-plastic composite pipe; the artificial hydrophobic layer being arranged on an outer side of a periphery of the pressure relief well bodies and being located in a weakly permeable soft stratum, and the artificial hydrophobic layer comprising a wicker fence layer, a biaxially stretched plastic geogrid, a medium coarse sand layer and a crushed stone layer arranged in sequence from bottom to top, wherein spiral stirrups are provided outside a pipe wall of the steel-plastic composite pipe. 2 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 1 , wherein the steel-plastic composite pipe is embedded in or under the structural floor. 3 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 1 , wherein the biaxially stretched plastic geogrid has an open porosity of not less than 60%. 4 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 1 , wherein the medium coarse sand layer has a thickness of at least 200 mm, and a sediment percentage of not more than 0.5%. 5 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 1 , wherein the crushed stone layer has a thickness of at least 300 mm, a particle size of 5-20 mm and a sediment percentage of not more than 0.5%. 6 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 1 , wherein a geotextile layer, a plain concrete cushion layer and a waterproof layer are laid in sequence on the crushed stone layer. 7 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 6 , wherein the crushed stone layer is covered with a waterproof color strip cloth layer when the plain concrete cushion layer is not cast and is subject to rainfall. 8 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 1 , wherein well walls of the pressure relief well bodies are provided with stand columns, longitudinal bars are arranged in the stand columns, and top portions of the longitudinal bars are anchored into concealed beams, a section of the longitudinal bars anchored into the concealed beams is provided with a bending portion, and the concealed beams are arranged on the structural floor. 9 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 2 , wherein well walls of the pressure relief well bodies are provided with stand columns, longitudinal bars are arranged in the stand columns, and top portions of the longitudinal bars are anchored into concealed beams, a section of the longitudinal bars anchored into the concealed beams is provided with a bending portion, and the concealed beams are arranged on the structural floor. 10 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 3 , wherein well walls of the pressure relief well bodies are provided with stand columns, longitudinal bars are arranged in the stand columns, and top portions of the longitudinal bars are anchored into concealed beams, a section of the longitudinal bars anchored into the concealed beams is provided with a bending portion, and the concealed beams are arranged on the structural floor. 11 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 4 , wherein well walls of the pressure relief well bodies are provided with stand columns, longitudinal bars are arranged in the stand columns, and top portions of the longitudinal bars are anchored into concealed beams, a section of the longitudinal bars anchored into the concealed beams is provided with a bending portion, and the concealed beams are arranged on the structural floor. 12 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 5 , wherein well walls of the pressure relief well bodies are provided with stand columns, longitudinal bars are arranged in the stand columns, and top portions of the longitudinal bars are anchored into concealed beams, a section of the longitudinal bars anchored into the concealed beams is provided with a bending portion, and the concealed beams are arranged on the structural floor. 13 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 6 , wherein well walls of the pressure relief well bodies are provided with stand columns, longitudinal bars are arranged in the stand columns, and top portions of the longitudinal bars are anchored into concealed beams, a section of the longitudinal bars anchored into the concealed beams is provided with a bending portion, and the concealed beams are arranged on the structural floor. 14 . The drainage pressure relief anti-floating system suitable for a weakly permeable soft stratum according to claim 7 , wherein well walls of the pressure relief well bodies are provided with stand columns, longitudinal bars are arranged in the stand columns, and top portions of the longitudinal bars are anchored into concealed beams, a section of the longitudinal bars anchored into the concealed beams is provided with a bending portion, and the concealed beams are arranged on the structural floor.
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