JP2005133402A - Construction method of foundation or retaining wall - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a construction method of a foundation or a retaining wall solidifying a stepped part formed at a boundary of the ground with height difference to stabilize the foundation ground constructed at the boundary, with simple work causing no emergence of termites. <P>SOLUTION: In the construction method of the foundation or the retaining wall, sandbags 6 are piled up one by one on the low ground 1 positioned below the stepped part 3 formed at the boundary of the ground with height difference, and the uppermost surface is made a part of the high ground 2, while the lower part of a deep foundation form 8 installed on the low ground 1 are arranged to be orthogonal to the side faces of the piled sandbags 6 and to abut on them at one end. A shallow foundation form 9 is then arranged on the high ground 2 positioned at the uppermost surface of the piled sandbags 6, and connected to the upper part of the deep foundation form 8. Concrete is placed in the connected deep foundation form 8 and shallow foundation form 9 to integrally form a deep foundation 4 and a shallow foundation 5 across the stepped part 3. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a foundation or retaining wall construction method for integrally constructing a foundation or retaining wall of a structure on a ground having a height difference using a sandbag.

  As a conventional construction method of this type of foundation or retaining wall, there is a construction method as shown in FIG. This conventional construction method is the construction method in which the step portion 3 is formed at the boundary between the low ground 1 and the high ground 2 and the deep foundation 4 and the shallow foundation 5 are integrally constructed across the step portion 3. 3, the earth retaining plate 20 such as a concrete panel is set up vertically to prevent the landslide of the high ground 2, and the form at the lower part of one end of the deep foundation form 8 for laying the earth retaining plate 20 on the low ground 1 is provided. Furthermore, the upper part of one end of the deep foundation formwork 8 is connected to the end of the shallow foundation formwork 9 of the shallow foundation 5 laid on the high ground 2 so that the deep foundation formwork 8 and the shallow foundation formwork are connected. This is a method of constructing the deep foundation 4 and the shallow foundation 5 integrally by placing concrete in 9. In the figure, 1a and 2a are ground works placed under the deep foundation 4 and the shallow foundation 5, respectively.

  In this conventional method, in order to form the stepped portion 3, the ground having a height difference is excavated and leveled, and then the earth retaining plate 20 is set up vertically to temporarily hold the earth, and then the low ground 1 and the high ground 2. Further, a deep foundation mold 8 and a shallow foundation mold 9 are arranged respectively, and a foundation and a retaining wall are constructed across the step portion 3.

  However, the above prior art has the following problems. The retaining plate 20 stands vertically on the stepped portion 3 to temporarily hold the earth. However, since the self-standing strength of the retaining plate 20 is not sufficient, the gap between the stepped portion 3 and the retaining plate 20 formed by excavating the ground or the like. The ground foundation in the vicinity of the stepped portion 3 of the high ground 2 is not sufficient, and the ground foundation near the stepped portion 3 of the high ground 2 is not sufficient. There is a problem that 5 becomes unstable.

  Further, without using the retaining plate 20, the one end side of the deep foundation 4 may be brought into contact with the slope of the loose ground as the stepped portion 3 and the foundation may be constructed on the slope of the loose ground. However, there is a problem that the base ground of the shallow foundation 5 constructed above the high ground 2 becomes a hollow state with time and becomes structurally unstable. Further, in this case, there is a problem that shear cracks often occur on the concrete wall surface of the foundation formed above the step portion 3. Further, when the earth retaining plate 20 is used, there is a problem that the processing of the wooden frame such as the support bar 20a is often performed and the operation becomes complicated. Further, when these wooden frames and wooden retaining plates 20 are buried without being removed after construction, there is a problem that white ants are generated.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances. In the first aspect of the present invention, foundations or retaining walls having different depths are integrally formed along the inclination direction of the ground having a difference in height. In the construction method of the foundation or retaining wall constructed in the above, a sandbag is stacked in order from the bottom on the low ground located below the step portion formed at the boundary of the ground with the above-mentioned height difference, and the uppermost surface is raised. A part of the ground, and a lower portion of the deep foundation mold to be installed on the low ground is arranged so as to be perpendicular to the side surface of the stacked sandbag and to contact one end thereof, and then the step A shallow foundation formwork is placed on the high ground located on the top surface of the stacked sandbags and connected to the upper part of the deep foundation formwork, and concrete is cast into these connected deep foundation formwork and shallow foundation formwork. Install the deep foundation and shallow foundation together across the step And wherein the door.

  Further, in claim 2, in the construction method of the foundation or retaining wall according to claim 1, when a gap exists between the piled sandbags and the stepped portion, the gap is filled with soil and pushed. It is characterized by placing a deep foundation formwork and a shallow foundation formwork after hardening.

  According to the above invention, the sandbags serve as a retaining plate by stacking the sandbags in order from the bottom on the low ground located below the step portion formed on the ground with a difference in height, and by their own weight. Since it is possible to prevent the stepped portion and backfill soil from collapsing, it is not necessary to use a retaining plate as in the conventional construction method. As a result, the installation is easier and easier than the retaining plate, and the resistance to lateral earth pressure is greater, so when rolling backfilled soil into the gap formed between the step and the sandbag. Even when earth pressure is applied, it can withstand sufficiently. Accordingly, the ground strength in the vicinity of the step portion of the high ground can be improved, and as a result, there is an advantage that the foundation can be stabilized.

  Furthermore, even if the stepped portion is an inclined surface, it is possible to measure the reinforcement of the inclined surface by stacking sandbags on the inclined surface, so even if a foundation is constructed above this It is possible to achieve long-term stabilization of the foundation without sinking. In addition, there is no need to use wooden frames or support bars as in the case of using a retaining plate, and in addition to making the work easier, it is not embedded in the ground. There are no advantages.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 1 showing the first embodiment of the present invention, the original ground is generally a gently sloping ground with a downward slope to the right, and this is leveled into a flat low ground 1 and a high ground 2 having a predetermined area. The step portion 3 is formed at the boundary, and the construction method of this embodiment is a construction method for constructing a linear foundation whose upper surface is horizontal in order to construct a building across the step portion 3. . Therefore, the deep foundation 4 is constructed in the low ground 1 and the shallow foundation 5 is constructed in the high ground 2. The stepped portion 3 thus formed cannot be formed vertically because the ground is relatively soft, and is usually inclined as shown in the drawing. The stepped portion 3 is formed on the low ground 1 below the inclined surface. In order, the sandbags 6 are stacked along the step 3.

  This earthenware 6 is a bag having an opening formed by weaving yarn or cocoon made of a material such as synthetic resin or non-woven fabric, and stuffed with soil or crushed stone, and then sealed by sealing the opening with a scissors. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and any material may be used as long as a deformable bag-like material is filled with an earth or crushed stone.

  In the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1, an example is shown in which two sandbags 6 are arranged side by side and six steps are stacked in the vertical direction, and a gap 7 is formed between the stepped portion 3 and the inclined surface. However, as shown in FIG. 2 showing the second embodiment of the present invention, the inclined surface and the soil pad 6 are inclined in a state of being stacked stepwise so that one end of the stepped portion 3 is in contact with the inclined surface. You may construct so that the space | gap 7 may not arise in between. However, when there is a gap 7 between the inclined surface and the sandbag 6 as shown in FIG. 1, the backfill soil G is backfilled and closed in this gap 7. Each time the piles are piled up, the backfill soil G is put into the gap 7 between the inclined surface and one end side of the sandbag 6 so as to be equal to the upper surface of the sandbag 6 and pressed and pressed to form a solid ground. This rolling pressure can be firmly performed because the earth pressure generated by the clay 6 can be absorbed.

  In this way, the sandbags 6 are sequentially stacked until the surface of the high ground 2 and the surface of the stacked sandbags 6 have substantially the same height, and then the deep foundation 4 is constructed on the low ground 1. Since the end of the deep foundation 4 on the side of the stepped portion 3 in the longitudinal direction needs to be in close contact with the vertical side surface 6a on the ground side of the sandbag 6 whose lower side is stacked, the deep foundation formwork The end portion of 8 is brought into contact with the side surface 6a. The side surface 6a on the other end side of the piled sandbags 6 is stacked stepwise so that the sandbag 6 is in close contact with the inclined surface of the stepped portion 3 as in the second embodiment shown in FIG. 1 is inclined, and in the case where the inclined surfaces and the gaps 7 are also provided and stacked vertically as in the first embodiment shown in FIG. In the case of the side surface 6a in which the other end side is inclined as in the second embodiment, the end portion of the deep foundation mold 8 is also inclined in accordance with this, whereby good adhesion can be formed.

  The deep foundation mold 8 is composed of a deep base mold 8a for the deep foundation base 4a and a deep rise mold 8b for the deep rise 4b that have traveled to both sides. In the first embodiment, the end of the base mold 8a is in contact with the vertical side 6a and the inclined side 6a in the second embodiment, and the concrete placed in these molds 8a and 8b is the end. So that it does not leak from the opening. Further, the upper part of the deep foundation mold 8 b above the deep rising mold 8 b rises to a position equal to the upper part of the shallow foundation mold 9 constructed on the high ground 2 beyond the surface of the high ground 2. An open end portion of the shallow foundation mold 9 including the shallow base mold 9a for the shallow foundation base 5a and the shallow rising mold 9b for the shallow rise 5b disposed above the high ground 2 and the deep foundation mold. The upper opening end of the frame 8 is connected. As a result, the deep foundation mold 8 and the shallow foundation mold 9 are connected by the stepped portion 3, and the internal space is also communicated. Then, concrete is placed in the deep foundation mold 8 and the shallow foundation mold 9, and after the concrete is hardened, the molds 8 and 9 are sequentially removed, whereby the deep foundation 4 in which the upper surface is horizontally connected is integrated. And the shallow foundation 5 is constructed across the step part 3. The landslide in the step 3 is prevented by the piled sandbags 6, so that the soil for backfilling can be buried around the deep foundation 4 or shallow foundation 5, and no wood is used. Therefore, white ants do not gather on the sandbag 6. As described above, a building is constructed above the constructed deep foundation 4 and shallow foundation 5.

In the first and second embodiments described above, the example of constructing the foundation having the upper surface horizontal across the stepped portion 3 has been described, but the retaining wall as in the case of constructing the road on the inclined surface is Also good. This will be described as a third embodiment with reference to FIG. In this embodiment, since the inclined surface has a long distance, there are a large number of stepped portions 3 to be formed, and each stepped portion 3 is formed as a boundary. Soil pads 6 are stacked at a position where the retaining wall 10 is constructed on the substantially horizontal upper surface of the low ground 1 or the high ground 2. Accordingly, the gap 7 between the sandbag 6 and the stepped portion 3 seen in the first embodiment is not present, but the other construction methods are the same and the description thereof is omitted. A road is normally constructed adjacent to the retaining wall 10 constructed in this way. In FIG. 9, the road surface 11 of the constructed road is indicated by a dotted line. In the case of this embodiment, since the sandbag 6 is laid over the entire lower part of the retaining wall 10, the ground is firmly stabilized, and thus there is an advantage that the retaining wall 10 is also stabilized.
The retaining wall 10 may be constructed based on the construction method similar to that in the first or second embodiment.

  The construction method of the present invention is useful in the case of constructing a foundation or a retaining wall for constructing a building across a stepped portion formed on an inclined land or the like. In particular, it is expected to be used frequently in the land of land with few plains and many mountains like Japan.

Partial sectional explanatory drawing of 1st Example of this invention Sectional explanatory drawing of 2nd Example of this invention AA sectional view of FIG. BB sectional view of FIG. CC sectional view of FIG. Partial cross-sectional perspective view with the formwork removed from the cross-sectional explanatory view of FIG. CC sectional view of FIG. DD sectional view of FIG. Partial sectional explanatory drawing of 3rd Example of this invention Partial cross-sectional explanatory diagram of a conventional example

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Low ground 2 High ground 3 Level difference part 4 Deep foundation 5 Shallow foundation 6 Earthmoving 7 Cavity 8 Deep foundation formwork 9 Shallow foundation formwork 10 Retaining wall

Claims (2)

In the construction method of the foundation or retaining wall that integrally constructs the foundation or retaining wall of different depth along the inclination direction of the ground with a difference in elevation,
The top surface is made part of the high ground by stacking sandbags in order from the bottom on the low ground located below the step portion formed at the boundary of the ground with the difference in height, and on the low ground The lower part of the deep foundation form to be installed on the ground is arranged so that it is perpendicular to the side surface of the stacked sandbags and one end thereof is in contact with it, and then on the high ground located on the uppermost surface of the stacked sandbags. A shallow foundation formwork is placed and connected to the upper part of the deep foundation formwork, and concrete is placed in the connected deep foundation formwork and the shallow foundation formwork so that a stepped portion is formed between the deep foundation form and the shallow foundation form. A construction method for a foundation or retaining wall, characterized by being integrally formed across straddles. In the construction method of the foundation or retaining wall according to claim 1, when a gap exists between the stacked sandbags and the stepped portion, the deep foundation mold is formed after the gap is filled and pressed. A method of constructing a foundation or retaining wall, characterized by placing a shallow foundation formwork.

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