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发表于 15-7-2008 12:53 PM
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Error in chinese typing (简体拼音) so i write in english. sorry.
Top down construction is one of the construction methodology for deep excavation. The system start with the perimeter CBP or diaphragm wall installation. The depth of penetration and reinforcement cage for the wall is calculated by geotechnical engineer using FEM software like Plaxis, the most common commercial software. Reinforcement is required due to the lateral force from soil retained. In some case due to high ground water level, jet-grouted column or soil-cement mixing should be used to provide water-tightness. The boredpile for superstructure also proceed at the same time. Immediate after the completion of the bored pile, steel column was erected on top of each pile at its formation level, which would be used as support to the basement slabs during the construction process .
Depend to the site/archi general layout /soil condition, normally the first casting slab/plate (will use as working platform) always set at 3-4 m below existing ground level. These mean the upper part of DW/CBP are in cantilever action. Then, the logistic should be planning well including temporary steel ramp, steel platform, void/opening for soil to move out, placing of tower crane, casting sequence… After the completion of first plate, basement excavation can be started from there. As a means to expedite the progress in the basement construction, the "double-bit" method was adopted. The method employed in this project was to have the excavation for the 2/3-level be done at a same time, making an excavated depth of about 7m. At the bottom of the excavated, then cast the slab of the 3-level basement. And from the slab, usual floor form would be erected and cast the 2-level basement slab after on. The 4/5-level basement would be repeated using the same principle.
The removal of spoil was done in two ways. First, spoils were collected into steel bucket approximately 2 cu m. in size by the use of loaders, and lifted to ground level by the crawler crane. The other way was by the use of the bucket of excavating machine to transfer the spoil from the working pit to the ground level. The excavating machine was located at slab platform, which was also supported by the strut frame. Since the vertical access positions (opening) were located around the work platforms as to convenient the removal of spoil. As a consequence, spoil produced from the bottom site had to be collected on these locations in order to make removal easier. To make this possible, significant amount of spoil were required to be transported horizontally using loading machines at the bottom of the pit until they reached the collecting points. In addition, this had to be done in limited working space with rows of strut in between that made the spoil removal process rather interrupting.
The excavation for the formation level was become complicated due to the limited headroom at average 3.1 m. The numbers of mini-sized excavating machines need to be lowered into the pit for further excavation. Temporary shores were installed in certain positions to stabilize the sides for pilecap/center core wall constructing due to the depth of the excavation exceed 5.0 m. The casting of base slab followed after the construction of pilecap. The floor system in the base slab was of flat slab design with dropped panel around column heads. Average slab thickness was 600mm and no ground beam was provided.
Top-down is one of the construction methodology for deep excavaton use at malaysia. we still can use other system like DW/CBP with ground anchor, DW/CBP with Kingpost/steel framing, deep soil-cement mixing, sheet-pile wall, lagging wall and....
need to consider many factor on using which type of system, ground water level, cantilever action, deep of excavation, soil condition, working sequence/time frame, space availbale, adjacent building, lrt line, underground utility ....
Not to upload photo because public will known my ID. Only very few contractor doing these type of deep basement at malaysia. |
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