MECHANIZED EXCAVTION Challenges on RBD excavation ofUma Oya Multipurpose Development Pressure Shaft

سال انتشار: 1395
نوع سند: مقاله کنفرانسی
زبان: انگلیسی
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تاریخ نمایه سازی: 18 تیر 1396

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Farab as EPC contractor of Uma Oya Multipurpose Development Project in Sri Lanka is foreseen toexcavate the vertical shaft (630 m depth, final excavation diameter: 3.2 m) by means of the raise boringdrill method (RBD) to its final excavation diameter. During pilot excavation at depth of 56-58 meters ofpilot a water loss had been occurred. Because of huge water loss raise boring machine was not able tocontinue excavation and stopped to working.It seemed that a crushed zone or void or cave had been encountered resulting in water loss. Providingenough amount of water at Uma Oya construction site almost impossible and water is necessary to forexcavation and wash out excavation debris.According to review resulting of geological and geotechnical conditions of pressure shaft area andperforming new investigation holes near to shaft (with 7 m distance from shaft axis ), it has been foundat least a weak zone with more than 50 meters depth that should be sealed and stabilized properly.Strong recommendation for constructing grout curtain around pressure shaft and make a tight sealingworks for preventing water ingress into the power house area, making stabilization PS wall againstcollapsing during reaming and lining performance as well. Sealing and consolidating of area has beenperformed in three stage as below:Stage 1: Grouting with the purpose of filling voids which, based on amount of initial grout takes andconditions of the boreholes used thick grout mixes, mortar, or concrete.Stage 2: Grouting in open joints and disconnected voids which used relatively thick or thin grout mixes.Stage 3: To ensure safety and to supporting and reinforce the shaft walls, washing out clay and silt fillbetween the voids and joints and replacing it with grout mix. Just now, drilling is ongoing in the depthof 435m without any problem and it is expected 15 l/s seepage into the shaft at the end excavation of

نویسندگان

Z Shahrokhi

Civil Engineering Departement-Engineering Deputy

B Ahadi Manafi

Civil Engineering Departement-Engineering Deputy

F Foroutan

Civil Engineering Departement-Engineering Deputy