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SL 629-2014 in English

SL 629-2014 in English

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Code for water diversion lines engineering geotechnical investigation and surveying

  • Issued on:2014-04-15
  • Implemented on:2014-07-15
  • File Format:PDF
  • Delivery:Via email within 10 business days
Price(USD): $1,750.00
$1,698.00


Introduction

Analysis of the core content of the specification

Survey stage Core tasks Key technical requirements
Planning stage Geological demonstration of the route plan Compilation of 1:50,000 regional geological map
Structural analysis of 150km range
Project proposal Preliminary engineering geological evaluation Preliminary determination of rock mass mechanics parameters
50-100km fault survey
Feasibility study Determination of quantitative geological parameters Special mapping of active faults
Seismic safety assessment

Detailed explanation of key technical clauses

1. Tunnel engineering geological classification

Article 3.0.7 of the specification clearly defines the standards for the classification of tunnel complexity:

  • Simple tunnel: single lithology, undeveloped faults, no rock burst risk
  • Complex tunnel: deep burial (>600m), active faults, high ground stress

2. Channel leakage control

Article 5.4.3 stipulates the leakage evaluation method:

Typical case: A Yellow River diversion project uses a water pressure test to determine the permeability k=1.2×10-5cm/s, combined with SL 373 specifications for leakage prediction.


Analysis of Standard Technology Evolution

Compared with the old version of the standard, SL 629-2014 has the following major breakthroughs:

  1. Added TBM construction suitability judgment standard (Appendix C)
  2. Refined loess tunnel evaluation system (Appendix D)
  3. Introduced advanced geological prediction method (Appendix H)

Implementation Suggestions

Project Type Critical Control Points
Deep Buried Tunnel Ground Stress Test + Rockburst Prediction
High Fill Channel Compactness Detection + Settlement Observation

Note: During the construction phase, the supplementary investigation requirements specified in Chapter 9 should be strictly implemented.

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