Construction and Geotechnics

Frequency: Quarterly

Publisher: Perm National Research Polytechnic University, Perm, Russian Federation

DOI:  10.15593/2224-9826

Languages: Russian, English

Editor-in-Chief: Professor, Dr. Sci. Andrey B. Ponomaryov

Executive Editor: C.Sci. Dmitrii G. Zolotozubov

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Address: Editorial Board "Construction and Geotechnics", Russian Federation, Perm, 614990, Komsomolsky ave., 29
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Journal intended for researchers specializing and civil engineers in the field of construction, geotechnics, building technology, structural mechanics, transport construction, environmental engineering.

Until 2012, Journal was named «Bulletin of Perm State Technical University. Construction and Architecture», since 2012 to 2019 Journal was named «Bulletin of Perm National Research Polytechnic University. Construction and Architecture» (ISSN 2224-9826).

 

The journal is indexed in the RSCI (Russian Science Citation Index).

 

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Vol 15, No 4 (2024)

Thermal impact on the condition of soils in the permafrost regions during the production of jet grout elements
Ilyichev V.A., Nikiforova N.S., Konnov A.V.

Abstract

Jet grouting technology is a promising technology for use in the permafrost regions. Existing methods of producing jet grout elements in permafrost soils have a thermal impact on the surrounding soil mass during thawing of the improving zone and hardening of the soil cement. The aim of the study was to determine the thermal effect of the jet grout elements production on permafrost soils during their preliminary thawing with steam. The numerical method in the Frost 3D software package is used to simulate the jet grout elements production and predict changes in the temperature regime of the surrounding soil mass. The temperature increase during the jet grout elements production and the hardening of the soil cement is considered according to the field data. The freezing time of the jet grout element with the surrounding soil mass and the complete restoration of the temperature distribution has been determined. It is concluded that installation of soil cement elements in permafrost soils, during their preliminary thawing with steam, has a noticeable thermal impact on the surrounding soil mass. When improving bases in the permafrost regions using jet technology, it is necessary to make a thermal forecast taking into account heat release during preliminary thawing of the improving zone and hardening of the soil cement

Construction and Geotechnics. 2024;15(4):5-14
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Risk assessment as a measure to increase the efficiency of geotechnical monitoring using the example of an object in the Southern federal district
Ryabukhin A.K., Matsiy S.I., Bezuglova E.V., Leyer D.V., Seryi D.G.

Abstract

Using the example of an object in the Southern Federal District, an analysis of the initial data on deformations at the site, engineering-geological conditions, geotechnical monitoring and planned engineering protection measures is presented. A justification is given for the effectiveness of assessing the risk of the situation before performing any engineering studies of design solutions
Construction and Geotechnics. 2024;15(4):15-24
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Geotechnical aspects of civil protection engineering of Nizhny Novgorod at the facility "Funicular on the slope of the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin"
Kharichkin A.I., Soloviev D.Y., Afanasev N.A., Zhuravlev R.R.

Abstract

The current issue of landslide danger in Nizhny Novgorod has been studied for several decades. The activation of landslide processes risk increases annually in the spring and autumn periods due to the abundant soaking of the slopes during snowmelt or precipitation. Often a critical decrease in the stability of slopes and slopes occurs as a result of anthropogenic impacts.
Construction and Geotechnics. 2024;15(4):25-35
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The settlement of pile in punched hole with broadening taking into account filtration consolidation
Pankina M.V.

Abstract

There is relevant to rate foundation settlement speed in an irregular construction process. The technology of piles in punched holes with broadening is based on foundations in rammed pits technology and involves the compacted near-pile zone formation. There are filtration consolidation (primary) and creep of the soil skeleton (secondary consolidation) during the base compaction by rammers in a water-saturated clay soil. The piles are characterized by under broadening pressures of 1000 ÷ 3000 kPa, exceeding the estimates resistance of the basement soil. To determine the final (stabilized) pile settlement, a combined estimated scheme of the soil base in the form of a linearly deformable half-space and in a nonlinear formulation is proposed. The time factors are calculated for two cases: for the pressure 1000 kPa and 2000 kPa under the broadening. Deformation stabilization occurs in a relatively short period of about 80 days, which in practice should correspond to the period of construction building. This short settlement stabilization at significant pressures is due to the small active zone. Nevertheless, estimate the settlement in time allows to adjust the building timing, taking into account the conditions for ensuring relatively the regular settlement of all building sections.
Construction and Geotechnics. 2024;15(4):36-45
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Mechanical safety of underground linear and point water-carrying structures under external influences
Perminov N.A.

Abstract

The purpose of the study is to solve the problem of ensuring the mechanical safety of underground wastewater disposal facilities and increasing the reliability of their operation, taking into account the current technical condition and the range of natural and man-made external and internal influences. Based on the analysis of the joint work of linear and point underground structures in a ground mass with a combination of influences of various nature, to identify factors influencing the risk of reducing their mechanical safety. When systematically examining the structure as a whole, its interfaces or part of the structures, to identify defects and conditions of their manifestation, which may lead to destruction or loss of stability of the structure as a whole, its interfaces or part of the structures. According to the level of stress-strain state of local interface zones and the boundaries of the distribution of exceedances of maximum permissible values over the structure and the enclosing soil massif, design scenarios and situations are identified that correspond to a violation of the structural safety of the structure as a whole in one case, and in the other – the structural safety of a part of the structure (node) of the structure. The causes and mechanism of defects in coupled structures of tunnels and mines operating under conditions of non-stationary impacts during wastewater transportation have been identified. A methodology and algorithm for conducting joint geotechnical and design calculations are proposed that allow modeling the processes of interaction between the tunnel shell and the ground environment and predicting the parameters of their joint work, ensuring the operation of the structure and its parts within the boundaries of mechanical safety. Based on the results of interaction modeling, the limiting levels of the stress-strain state were determined, both for parts of structures and local interface zones responsible, respectively, for structural and structural safety, and for the structure as a whole - its mechanical safety. Geotechnical protection methods and a monitoring system for ensuring the mechanical safety of spatially and geometrically heterogeneous underground wastewater disposal facilities are proposed.
Construction and Geotechnics. 2024;15(4):46-58
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Determination of contact characteristics at the soil-geotextile interface in a triaxial compression
Ofrikhter V.G., Kazakov M.S.

Abstract

The interaction of soil with reinforcing elements is of key importance in design calculations and subsequent reliable operation of reinforced soil structures. This interaction is reflected in the form of contact characteristics, such as the friction coefficient of geosynthetic material on the soil (friction angle at the soil-geosynthetic contact) and adhesion at the soil-geosynthetic interface.The paper presents the results of triaxial tests of sandy soil reinforced with woven geotextile. The purpose of the experiments was to determine the contact characteristics of the reinforcing elements with non-cohesive soil (friction angle at the soil-geosynthetic contact) during tests in a triaxial compression device. In the course of the research, a simple method for determining the contact characteristics was proposed.As a result of the research, the values of the friction angle at the contact boundary of the geosynthetic material with the soil were obtained, which depend not only on the type of soil and reinforcement material, but also on their joint operation with each other. The method proposed by the authors is simple, inexpensive and accessible.
Construction and Geotechnics. 2024;15(4):59-77
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Overview of analytical and empirical methods for calculating the settlements of the soil surface during of tunneling
Tikhoniuk I.A.

Abstract

Tunneling by the shield method often causes deformations in the soil mass and on the surface. With the active development of tunnel boring in the twentieth century, deformations of soil surface and structures have become very relevant topics for the safety of closed work. From the foundations of rock mechanics firstly appeared analytical methods with the consideration of the theories of elasticity for space and half-space. And after that, with reference to the accumulated experience and analysis of field monitoring results a complex of empirical methods appeared. Both groups of methods are still of applied im-portance and, at times, continue to be improved. The aim of the work is a review and comparative analysis of analytical and empirical methods of various authors for determining settlement and distance to the inflection point of the settlement curve (ix), as well as their systematization with reference to their appearance and the features of the development of this field of geotechnics.With the help of a comprehensive comparative and content analysis of various approaches to determining the settlement of soil surface and the distance to the inflection point of the settlement curve (ix) in tunnel boring, the paper presents the main classification of these analytical and empirical methods in their chronological appearance.The analysis of some examples of comparison of analytical and empirical methods for calculating the values of soil surface settlement in the sources of different years provides coverage of the absolute majority of studies from the moment of their appearance for taking into account tunnel-boring operations. Comparative results of available research are presented and some approaches of the most cited studies are analyzed.An extensive review of analytical and empirical methods of the soil surface and structures settlement during tunnel-boring shows that these methods can no longer always meet all the conditions, approaches and standards of modern design methods for geotechnical and tunnel construction tasks. However, understanding the vector of development of these groups of methods provides insight into the development of engineering thought and the accumulation of statistical material of field measurements of half a century tunneling experience.
Construction and Geotechnics. 2024;15(4):78-101
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