2022
DOI: 10.1155/2022/6340064
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Foundation Reinforcement Method of Railway Logistics Center Station Based on Deformation Control and Thermodynamics

Abstract: In view of the existing methods of foundation reinforcement considering the deformation of the site and the poor effect of the foundation reinforcement, a method of the foundation reinforcement of a railway logistics center station based on deformation control and thermodynamics is proposed. The basic principle of thermodynamics is introduced, and the influence of temperature on the soil properties of foundation is analyzed. Based on the analysis of the engineering geology and hydrogeological conditions of the… Show more

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“…e determination of foundation bearing capacity is crucial in the design of foundation. erefore, the determination of foundation bearing capacity of frozen soil under freezing conditions through tests is also critical for application in practical projects [25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34]. rough the test and analysis in this chapter, it is concluded that when the temperature gradually decreases, due to the cementation of ice in the soil, the bearing capacity of the foundation will significantly increase.…”
Section: Test Methodmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…e determination of foundation bearing capacity is crucial in the design of foundation. erefore, the determination of foundation bearing capacity of frozen soil under freezing conditions through tests is also critical for application in practical projects [25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34]. rough the test and analysis in this chapter, it is concluded that when the temperature gradually decreases, due to the cementation of ice in the soil, the bearing capacity of the foundation will significantly increase.…”
Section: Test Methodmentioning
confidence: 95%