山东省高密地区高氟地下水的成因浅析

氟中毒是在特定的地理环境中发生的一种生物地球化学性疾病,其形成受多种因素的影响和制约。高密市地势南高北低,最高点海拔92 m,最低点海拔7.5 m;地下水主要以大气降水为补给源,水位标高由南向北逐渐降低,随着浅层地下水的大量蒸发,致使地下水中氟含量不断增高,最后形成高氟地下水。高密市氟中毒是由饮用高氟地下水引起的。高密市北部6镇地下水氟含量一般为5 mg/L,极值达到18.00 mg/L,当地居民长期饮用高氟水,致使部分人群发生氟中毒,对其身心健康造成极大伤害。     

冻土路基微动探测方法应用探讨

以哈尔滨某高铁路基勘探为例,采用空间自相关方法提取微动信号频散特征,获取地下150 m介质的横波速度结构及分层特征.结果表明,微动方法可穿透冻土区较厚的覆盖层探测基岩面,且分层界面与钻孔资料一致.该方法施工便利、适用性强,结合钻探资料可精确刻画地下地质层位分布,减少钻探工作量,节约经济成本,具有较高的应用价值和科学意义...     

复杂条件下城市地下管线探测技术的应用

在城市地下管线探测中,最常用的物探方法是电磁法和电磁波法(探地雷达).通过对这两种方法的原理、管线异常特征的介绍,提出了在复杂条件下物探方法技术的应用,目的是减少干扰因素的影响、突出目标管线异常,最终对目标管线进行精确定位定深.     

地球物理技术在非开挖工程中的应用评价

非开挖技术逐渐成为城市管网建设的主要技术,其常用的方法以顶管法和定向钻法为主,但实施这些技术需要比较全面地预知施工区域内的地下信息才能确保工程顺利进行。地球物理探测主要用于探测岩层信息,发现地质问题,方法较多,理论涵盖物理学的各个学科,比较适用于非开挖工程的前期勘查。西气东输上海管网建设对地球物理探测技术进行了大量应用,发现它确实有很突出的应用价值,值得积极推广。     

龙泉港出海闸基坑围护设计和监测数据分析

通过队龙泉港出海闸工程特点和地质条件的分析,经过方案比较选取两种科学、合理的围护结构。通过实践运用,将临时性围护结构作为永久性水工结构的一部分。同时采取监测措施,并对监测数据进行跟踪分析,有效保证了基坑的安全性,并为其与永久性结构结合提供了良好的基础。     

用频率域台阵技术推测2001年昆仑山口西大地震的破裂时间与几何特征

概述频率域远场台阵技术应用于大地震能量辐射源的追踪原理,介绍利用这一技术追踪能量辐射源的一般步骤,并以2001年昆仑山口西大地震为例,分析资料处理中主要参数设置所需要考虑的关键因素. 通过分析埃塞俄比亚/肯尼亚地震台阵（EK台阵）的宽频带波形资料,获得了2001年昆仑山口西大地震的起始破裂点的位置,能量辐射源的空间分布特征,以及破裂持续时间. 根据EK台阵资料的分析结果,2001年昆仑山口西大地震的起始破裂点位于布喀达坂峰东侧（35.92deg;N,91.70deg;E）,破裂持续时间不超过160 s,破裂长度约520 km. 其中,初始破裂点以西为180 km,以东为340 km. 断层西段在布喀达坂峰附近向西南方向发生弯曲,与地表破裂吻合. 断层东段似乎在西大滩断裂附近向东北方向发生弯曲,其方向与西大滩断层的走向一致,但二者相距约30 km. 另外,分析结果似乎表明, 地震断层的西段近乎直立,而东段逐渐南倾.      

小排列高分辨多道地震系统在岱山岛大桥工程中的应用

对运用小排列高分辨多道地震系统获取的岱山岛大桥附近海域高精度的地震数据进行了综合分析和处理,查明了调查区域的工程地质条件,并对两个桥址方案进行了地质条件的对比。采用的地震系统参数:拖缆为24道,道间距为2 m,偏移距为46 m,枪容积为10 in3,频带范围为1~1 000Hz。结果表明:(1)采用了统一方法和流程对岱山岛大桥工程中所获得的地震数据进行分析、处理,保证了两种选址方案调查结果的一致性。(2)舟山本岛-岱西桥位(方案Ⅰ)和舟山本岛-双合山桥位(方案Ⅱ)海底地形平缓,不存在海底滑坡体等不良地质现象,调查区域虽分别有6条和5条断裂,但所有断层的上覆第四系均未发生错断,断裂均为非活动性断裂,两个方案桥位线均具有建桥的良好工程地质条件。(3)与单道地震相比,小排列高分辨多道地震系统能得到更为丰富的地层反射地震数据,而该系统比传统的多道反射地震方法具有作业方便、经济的优势,可见,该调查方法适用于近岸区域浅水工程环境的地质调查工作,是一种方便、实用和经济的地质调查手段。     

Analysis of the behavior of large underground oil storage caverns in salt rock

The storage of petroleum products above ground surface has many constraints and limitations. A viable alternative is to excavate large underground spaces in rock to provide a safer way for oil storage. Soft rock formations such as salt domes provide suitable conditions from environmental and operational aspects. The potential for high volume storage and low permeability are among advantages of oil storage in caverns excavated in salt rocks. The complicated shape of oil storage caverns, complex behavior of salt rock, and boundary conditions associated with large underground openings are major challenges in the design of salt caverns excavated for oil storage purposes. In this study, the deformation mechanism and stability of salt caverns were investigated. A comprehensive 3D numerical study was carried out to investigate the effects of cavern size and depth, salt rock deformation modulus, and ground in‐situ stress regime on the behavior of large salt caverns. The stress field and deformation mechanisms were studied numerically aiming at shedding lights into the design aspects of salt caverns for oil storage. The analysis results show that the cavern safety factor is reduced as a function of cavern depth and storage volume. Also, with decrease in k (ratio of horizontal to vertical in‐situ stress), the stability of salt caverns will increase; however, with increase in salt rock young modulus, the sensitivity of cavern stability to k ratio is reduced. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Implications of the Sample Rate on Large Space Telescopes

The frequency at which a large space telescope's (e.g. JWST's) detector chips are read, or the sample rate, is tightly coupled to many hardware and operational aspects of the telescope's instrument and data handling elements. In this paper we discuss many of the drivers and important implications of the sample rate: the data rate to the ground; onboard computer storage, bandwidth, and speed; the number of A→D chips, and therefore the overall size and power requirements of the analog electronics; cryocabling requirements; and detector noise and power. We discuss and parametrize these and other elements related to sample rate. Finally, we discuss the implications of sample rate in the context of achieving the most important science goals under the constraint of limited cost. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Resolution of 2D Wenner resistivity imaging as assessed by numerical modelling

Modelling of 2D resistivity imaging was done in order to understand the principle resolution of the technique in different geological situations, and for assessing the behaviour of the interpretation methods under controlled circumstances. The Wenner array was used throughout. The results show that the 1D approximation only provides reasonable results in environments with very gradual lateral resistivity changes, otherwise the result may be strongly misleading. Inversion using the 2D quasi-Newton technique results in adequate resolution of the structures in moderately complex environments, but the Gauss–Newton method holds a significant advantage in some complicated cases. The data density can also be of crucial importance for the resolution capability, notably of narrow structures.