Determining the characteristics of gas pressure distribution during aeration in landfills can provide key technical and theoretical support for aerobic ventilation engineering. Relying on the field single well aeration test and based on the theory of seepage mechanics

this study conducted gas pressure distribution monitoring tests under different aeration intensity conditions

analyzed the temporal and spatial distribution characteristics of the gas pressure during the aeration process

and deduced an one-dimensional steady-state analytical solution (AGPP model) of the gas pressure distribution in the garbage soil under the aeration conditions. By combining with the on-site gas pressure monitoring results

a gas pressure prediction model (EGPP model) with aeration intensity as the core parameter was constructed. The test results show that a low-pressure aeration intensity can also achieve aeration effect

and the gas is filled around the gas injection well in a short time. The reliability of the two models is preliminarily verified by comparing the field monitoring data with the AGPP model and the EGPP model. This study provides a new method for predicting and evaluating landfill gas pressure distribution during aerobic ventilation.