蓄能式绳索取心液动潜孔锤的应用研究

蓄能式绳索取心液动潜孔锤钻具是在普通绳索取心钻具总成上端增加了发生和传递冲击载荷的结构,将冲击载荷通过绳索取心钻具外管传递至钻头。新疆达坂城黑沟-达拉地布拉克铀矿工区裂隙、构造蚀变带和构造破碎带发育,地层破碎,使用普通绳索取心钻具钻进,岩心极易堵塞、回次进尺短、频繁打捞内管、钻进效率极低。使用蓄能式绳索取心液动潜孔锤钻具钻进,增加了回次进尺,提高了钻进效率。论文依据施工现场使用情况,介绍了蓄能式绳索取心液动潜孔锤的结构和工作原理,统计、总结了应用情况,论述了绳索取心液动潜孔锤得出的应用结论。     

黏土不透水层确定及水压力分布规律试验研究

工程上将满足一定条件下的黏土层介质视为隔水层。通过模型试验的方法,对黏土层为不透水层的确定方法以及黏土层内部的水压力分布规律进行了研究。通过试验分析得出了某给定黏土层为隔水层的特定条件：即找出了黏土层的厚度、渗透系数及层上水头高度三者的关系和给定黏土层的起始水力坡降,得到了黏土层内已渗透水部分的水压力分布规律。试验结果对工程实际具有一定的指导作用。     

路堤下软土地基侧向位移与沉降关系分析研究

总结了软土地基下侧向位移的研究现状,从路堤中最大侧向位移和路中沉降之间的比例关系出发进行了分析研究。利用有限单元法,建立了路堤下软土地基的计算模型。计算结果表明,在路堤填筑期间最大侧向位移和路中沉降的增量大致相等,而在固结期两者的比例关系在0.14左右。不同的加载方式在数值上也有所不同。计算结果对路堤下地基侧向变形的计算分析具有一定的指导作用。     

浅谈超声波透射法在灌注桩检测中的应用

目前国内外对于钻孔灌注桩水下混凝土质量检测的方法很多,如低应变反射波法、高应变动测法、单桩竖向静载抗压试验、钻芯法、超声波透射法等,每种检测方法都有它的适用范围和局限性。超声波透射法与其他检测法相比,该方法检测精度高,结果直观可靠,适合大直径桩、超长桩的基桩检测,故在钻孔灌注桩的完整性检测中,得到了广泛的运用,尤其在桥梁灌注桩中,超长、大直径桩几乎都采用了超声波透射法检测。本文对某工地大直径桩进行了超声波透射法检测,通过波形与照片对比,更好地验证了超声波透射法测试超长、大直径取得的效果。     

火山岩地震屏蔽层的转换波叠前时间偏移成像

在反射地震转换波资料处理中,准确求取共转换点一直是一个难题,采用叠前时间偏移技术能避免共转换点道集的抽取,而且能够使转换波归位到真正的反射点上,实现准确成像.本文针对火山岩地震屏蔽层的转换波成像问题,通过对转换波共近似转换点道集进行速度分析,建立了转换波叠前时间偏移的初始速度场,通过速度扫描和纵、横波速度比值扫描确定最佳的偏移速度场和纵、横波速度比值,实现了在火山岩高速层覆盖区域的转换波偏移成像.实际资料的成像结果表明,本文采用的近似转换点计算以及转换波叠前时间偏移方法是有效的.     

鄂尔多斯盆地致密油储层启动压力梯度对比分析

为探讨非常规致密砂岩油藏储层启动压力梯度问题,以鄂尔多斯盆地HQ、HS地区长6、长8储层为研究对象,开展启动压力实验,对比分析不同储层的启动压力梯度.研究表明,单相水状态水相、束缚水状态油相,均具有随渗透率降低,拟启动压力梯度、真实启动压力梯度升高的趋势.当渗透率低于0.3×10-3 μm2,拟启动压力梯度、真实启动压...     

2-D transient soil–surface foundation interaction and wave propagation by time domain BEM

This paper shows an effective implementation of the half-plane Green function for surface strip impulses (Lamb's problem), which was previously developed in a closed form by the authors, into the time-domain boundary element method for the analysis of related initial boundary value problems. The time-stepping algorithm utilizing Heaviside step function makes the solution process free from the Rayleigh wave front singularity. Illustrative analyses performed include that: First, the response due to an impulsive uniform strip loading is dealt with in order to check the accuracy of the present solution and to interpret the associated wave motion in the medium. Second, a rigid massless strip surface foundation is analysed when subjected to various impulsive loadings in vertical, horizontal and rotational directions to observe which wave is most concerned with the respective foundation motion. The field response is also of interest with respect to distance attenuation. Third, the dynamic cross-interaction between active and passive foundations through soil is investigated when multiple strip foundations are placed separately on a half-space with a certain distance.     

Seismic traveltime inversion of 3D velocity model with triangulated interfaces

Seismic traveltime tomographic inversion has played an important role in detecting the internal structure of the solid earth. We use a set of blocks to approximate geologically complex media that cannot be well described by layered models or cells. The geological body is described as an aggregate of arbitrarily shaped blocks, which are separated by triangulated interfaces. We can describe the media as homogenous or heterogeneous in each block. We define the velocities at the given rectangle grid points for each block, and the heterogeneous velocities in each block can be calculated by a linear interpolation algorithm. The parameters of the velocity grid positions are independent of the model parameterization, which is advantageous in the joint inversion of the velocities and the node depths of an interface. We implement a segmentally iterative ray tracer to calculate traveltimes in the 3D heterogeneous block models. The damped least squares method is employed in seismic traveltime inversion, which includes the partial derivatives of traveltime with respect to the depths of nodes in the triangulated interfaces and velocities defined in rectangular grids. The numerical tests indicate that the node depths of a triangulated interface and homogeneous velocity distributions can be well inverted in a stratified model.