Considering the effect of grouting pressure on soil porosity
the grout flowing law is analysed and deduced from continuity equation in porous medium. The simple approximate formula of diffusion radius is obtained. Then two-phase theory is applied to grouting research. With the hypothesis that soil pores are filled with water and grout and they are immiscible
unsteady flow model of grout driving water is established. The solving key lies in getting the relations between relative permeability
capillary pressure and porosity. Two-phase flow module in FLAC software is used to simulate grouting process of a certain dam; and the results are compared with the deduced expression. These two results are approaching in the initial stage. But because of considering capillary pressure
the diffusing rate using two-phase theory decreases faster. The simulation results show that there is a transitive area between grout and water. Grout saturation is varied with time and space. As the time passing
grout permeates farther
but the rate becomes slow gradually. Diffusion radius is not only related with permeability coefficient but also with porosity; and porosity has more influence than permeability coefficient. The greater permeability coefficient makes grout flow faster and the larger porosity lets grout flow farther. Two-phase theory is better to analyse the permeating regularity.
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Related Author
WANG Zhi-liang1
XIAO Zhi-huan1
SHEN Lin-fang1
LI Shao-Jun2
ZHANG Gui-min
SUN Wen-qing
ZHU Ze-fan
SU Yong-kang
Related Institution
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Mechanics, Kunming University of Science and Technology
State Key Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering Safety, Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
School of Mechanics and Civil Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology
State Key Laboratory of Intelligent Construction and Healthy Operation and Maintenance of Deep Underground Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology