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).
Current Issue
Vol 15, No 4 (2024)
- Year: 2024
- Articles: 7
- URL: https://ered.pstu.ru/index.php/CG/issue/view/439
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.15593/cg.v15i4
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
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