Predicting the Function of the Dissolution Rate with Depth Using Drilling Data from Shallow Strata at Karst Sites
Xiaolan Xie,
Hailing Li,
Gangchen Sun
et al.
Abstract:The degree of dissolution in building foundations has been proven to be an exponentially decaying function of depth, which can be characterized by the dissolution rate depth distribution function obtained from survey drilling data. If the dissolution rate depth distribution function can be predicted using shallow drilling data, it would reduce the workload and cost of surveying, and have positive engineering significance. In this study, in the context of the Liuzhou Style Harbor project in Liuzhou City, the di… Show more
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