the influence of seepage on grouting in sandy gravels is studied. First
the groutability of sandy gravels is verified on condition that the slurry is chosen as grouting material; and the relevant parameters
including water cement ratio
grouting time
grouting pressure and grouting depth are determined. Second
in the absence of seepage
the relationship between grouting pressure
water cement ratio and grout diffusion distance is studied. Finally
under seepage
the relationship between grouting pressure
hydraulic gradient and grout diffusion distance is studied by adjusting water head difference between the upstream and downstream. It is shown that there is no significant influence of seepage on the linear relationship between grouting pressure and grout diffusion distance; and that the relationship between hydraulic gradient and grout diffusion distance shows nonlinear behavior under the different grouting pressures