JP2006204965A - Method of constructing impervious layer - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce the construction cost of an impervious wall for the partition revetment of waste reclaimed land by inserting an auxiliary insertion into a layer of an asphalt mixture in an integrated form. <P>SOLUTION: The method comprises performing an impermeability treatment to ground 1, forming a base mound 3, constructing a revetment 5 on the mound 3 by arranging caissons 6 side by side, embedding an auxiliary insertion 19 in a packed layer 4 to be formed in the bottom of the caissons 6 in an integrated form while retaining the thickness of the impervious material, putting the auxiliary insertion in the asphalt mixture block 8a for the edge of the impermeability membrane material 8 to integrate the insertion with the asphalt mixture and inserting the auxiliary insertion into the remainder of the impervious layer between the caissons while retaining the effective thickness of the impervious material to reduce the amount of the impermeable material used but ensure the impervious performance. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention constructs a part of the sea area inside the bay or in a large bay so as to partition it into a predetermined area so as to contain internal sewage in a structure used as a partition revetment for a waste disposal site. The present invention relates to a water shielding means constructed to exert water shielding properties. In particular, the present invention relates to a method for reducing construction costs by reducing the amount of asphalt mixture used in a water shielding wall and a water shielding layer constructed using an asphalt mixture.

  It is a construction method that has been generally used in the past to partition a landfill for reclaiming waste in the sea area and construct a revetment so as to surround it. When constructing the partition revetment, a foundation mound is constructed by stacking rubble stones at a predetermined height on the surface of the seabed, and a prefabricated structure such as caisson is installed above the foundation mound. is doing. Then, wastes are dumped and landfilled on the inner water surface surrounded by the revetment, soil is deposited on the surface of the landfilled waste with a predetermined thickness, and a new land is created to create a new park, etc. Can be used for demand. In the reclaimed land partitioned by the revetment, it is necessary to provide means for preventing water from flowing inside and outside the revetment.For this purpose, the surface of the foundation mound and the submarine ground inside the revetment, Means such as laying the water-impervious mats without gaps or water-insulating the joints between the caissons are used.

In addition, with respect to the partition revetment constructed by setting up caisson etc. on the foundation mound, a landfill layer is constructed with a predetermined thickness on the inland side, and penetrates the landfill and the seabed ground. In some cases, a vertical impermeable wall may be constructed. The water-impervious wall is formed by integrally placing a layer of asphalt mixture between steel sheet pile walls constructed in two rows at a predetermined interval, or in one row. Along the walls, a vertical wall of asphalt mixture is constructed by building a predetermined thickness. And even if harmful materials ooze out from the waste dumped inside the landfill that is partitioned from the open sea, the water shielding wall is sealed in the closed area so that the open sea is not contaminated ( For example, see Patent Document 1).
JP 2004-204581 A

  The asphalt mixture used when constructing the water-impervious wall is a mixture of straight asphalt mixed with stone powder, fine sand, etc., and fluidity so that no space is formed even when filling a narrow gap. Is used as a material that can exhibit good properties. However, the asphalt mixture prepared with the above good fluidity has a unit price per unit volume of several times or a dozen times as much as the asphalt mixture used for road pavement etc. on land. It is expensive. In addition to the fact that the amount of asphalt used is larger than that for land use, in order to construct the asphalt mixture at sea, many special work vessels are used and diving workers must be used. This is also because the working conditions are different. In addition, various conditions associated with work at sea and in the sea, such as the poor work environment, being easily affected by the weather, and often very poor work efficiency, are greatly affected. It is. However, the influence of the economic environment in recent years has been directed toward the need to reduce the cost of construction such as the creation of landfills. In response to such demands, it is currently required to develop construction methods that reduce construction costs without compromising properties such as strength and water shielding properties in partition revetments and the like.

  The present invention can effectively perform the water shielding treatment at the partition revetment, and even if the construction cost of the water shielding wall is reduced, the performance as a highly reliable water shielding portion is equivalent to that of the conventional partition revetment. The purpose is to provide a method that can be maintained.

The present invention relates to a construction method for a water shielding layer.
The invention of claim 1 constructs a structure on the seabed ground so as to partition the sea area into a predetermined area, and performs a process of exerting water shielding on both the ground and the structure for constructing the partition revetment, A partition revetment used for dumping waste in the partitioned internal compartment to create a landfill with waste,
When the water shielding layer is composed of an asphalt mixture layer, the asphalt mixture layer maintains a thickness required for maintaining the water shielding property in the water shielding layer other than the asphalt mixture. It is characterized by burying a sub-insert material made of a material and integrating it with an asphalt mixture.

  The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that, with respect to the impermeable wall constructed as a vertical wall of asphalt mixture having a predetermined thickness in a state where the partition revetment and the supporting ground are penetrated, the impermeable wall includes While maintaining the thickness of the layer of the asphalt mixture required to maintain the aqueous property, a sub-insert material composed of a material other than the asphalt mixture is embedded in the water shielding layer so as to be integrated with the asphalt mixture. It is characterized by making it.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, the impermeable wall is formed by integrally placing a layer of an asphalt mixture along a wall of a steel sheet pile, and the impermeable wall includes a water impermeable wall. In order to maintain the thickness of the layer of the asphalt mixture, a sub-insert material made of a material other than the asphalt mixture is embedded in the water shielding layer so as to be integrated with the asphalt mixture. It is characterized by making it.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the water shielding wall is formed by integrally placing a layer of asphalt mixture between steel sheet pile walls constructed in two rows at a predetermined interval. As the water shielding layer, a material other than the asphalt mixture was used for the water shielding layer in a state where the thickness of the asphalt mixture layer was maintained as required to maintain the water shielding property. It is characterized by embedding the sub-insert material and integrating it with the asphalt mixture.

  The invention of claim 5 uses a pre-shaped material such as a pipe shape or a box shape as a sub-insertion material embedded in the impermeable wall, and fills the space of the impermeable wall with an asphalt mixture. The rod-like material of the sub-insertion material is embedded and integrated as a water shielding layer.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided an asphalt mixture obtained by using a sub-insertion material embedded in the water-impervious wall in a predetermined shape and positioning the sub-insert member in the space of the water-impervious wall. Is filled to a predetermined height and integrated as a water shielding layer.

The invention of claim 7 is a partition revetment constructed by placing an existing structure such as a caisson on a foundation mound constructed so as to rise on the seabed ground,
A film material for water shielding is laid so as to cover the slope of one side of the foundation mound, and the lower end of the film material for water shielding is laid out to a predetermined length on the seabed ground. And constructing a block made of asphalt mixture at the end of the membrane material for water shielding, and pressing and holding the end of the membrane material for water shielding to exhibit water shielding, For the water-impervious block constructed at the end of the film-like material, the predetermined shape of the sub-insert material other than the asphalt mixture remains, leaving a portion of the thickness necessary to maintain the water-blocking properties of the asphalt mixture It is characterized in that it is constructed by embedding and integrating with the asphalt mixture.

The invention of claim 8 is a partition revetment constructed by placing an existing structure such as a caisson on a foundation mound constructed so as to rise on the seabed ground,
Constructing a water shielding layer by laying a film material for water shielding so as to cover the slope portion on one side surface of the foundation mound and the side surface portion of the caisson, and forming the film material for water shielding material laid. Extending and laying the lower end to a predetermined length on the seabed ground, constructing a block made of asphalt mixture at the end of the membrane material for water shielding, the end of the membrane material for water shielding It is characterized by exhibiting water shielding by pressing and holding the part.

The invention according to claim 9 is a water-impervious treatment in which an existing structure such as a caisson is placed in a row on a foundation mound built up on the seabed and formed on both the foundation and the structure. It is a partition revetment constructed so as to integrate the parts,
A back layer is further provided on the land side of the structure, and a water shielding layer is constructed along the slope on the filler side of the back layer, and so as to fill between the caissons constructed in the row, When constructing a water barrier wall that is integrated with the caisson body by placing an asphalt mixture as a water barrier material, leave the portion of the thickness necessary to maintain the water properties of the asphalt mixture and prevent the water from blocking. A layer formed of a sub-insertion material other than the asphalt mixture in a predetermined shape is embedded in the layer and integrated with the asphalt mixture.

  In the invention of claim 10, the sub-insertion material made of a material other than the asphalt mixture embedded in the water shielding layer is formed into a block shape, a pile shape, or a plate shape on the water shielding wall according to the shape. It is characterized by being.

  As described above, a vertical impermeable wall constructed by placing an asphalt mixture to a predetermined thickness, or an impermeable wall constructed in combination with a steel sheet pile to construct an asphalt mixture wall is easily constructed. be able to. In other words, by applying a method that embeds and integrates low-priced materials in the walls of asphalt mixture, the construction cost can be significantly reduced without deteriorating the properties of the impermeable walls. It becomes possible. In addition, as described above, even if a rod-like or other sub-insertion member with a long cross-sectional shape is embedded in the asphalt mixture, the properties of the water-impervious layer are not affected, and the interior of the remaining space is not affected. By filling an asphalt mixture having a high fluidity, it is possible to construct a water shielding layer that does not impair the water tightness. And, it is possible to easily perform the work of constructing a water-impervious layer between structures such as caisson, and when used as a partition revetment in a landfill, it is possible to improve the reliability of the water-impervious layer compared to the conventional construction method. it can.

  The configuration of the embodiment of the present invention will be described according to the illustrated example. In the embodiment described below, the sea area where the waste is landfilled and dumped is divided by arranging caisson or the like, or the sheet piles are continuously arranged. An example of applying a construction method that constructs a revetment by laying in place is explained. In the submarine ground that constructs the partition revetment, the caisson and other structures that are built up standing on the ground are constructed and supported according to the same procedure using the same equipment as when using the conventional construction method. Processing such as standing on the foundation can be performed. In addition, when applying this construction method, it is requested | required to perform the process which exhibits the water impermeability similar to a seawall also with respect to the said support foundation and a seabed ground.

  And, when the partition revetment is used as a section of a waste landfill site, water shielding is performed so that water shielding can be maintained well at the seam (connection portion) of a structure such as a caisson standing in a row. Install the treatment. Further, when the partition revetment is constructed, a process such as laying a sheet or a mat having a water blocking property is performed on the ground on which the structure is erected, so that the structure is stably supported on the ground. To. By configuring as described above, even if a large force is locally applied to the revetment from the outside, the caisson constructed in a row is greatly moved or the caisson connecting portion is filled. It will be described below that it is possible to make the structure capable of maintaining the performance as a water-impervious wall for a long period of time without causing significant deformation in the water material.

  The example illustrated in FIG. 1 explains the case where the caisson 6 created to a predetermined size on land is arranged in a line at the construction site and the partition revetment 5 that divides the landfill 9 is constructed. is there. In order to construct the partition revetment 5, it can be constructed by connecting and standing caisson 6 and the like conventionally used as a revetment or a breakwater in one row. Further, as the caisson 6, a structure made of an arbitrary structure such as a concrete or steel, a hybrid, or a large concrete block can be used. In order to construct the revetment by standing the caisson 6 on the seabed ground, the water-impervious treatment layer 2 that has been subjected to ground improvement treatment over a predetermined range of the seabed ground 1 corresponding to the caisson construction part is provided. Construction, excavating the upper part, stacking large stones, etc., placing a foundation mound (masonry unit) 3 and laying a water-impervious mat etc., then standing a plurality of caissons 6 and 6 in a row To do.

  The foundation mound 3 can be constructed as a support layer having a water barrier property in a state in which an asphalt mixture is injected from a stack of stones and the stones are hardened with the asphalt mixture. In addition, the process with respect to the seabed ground below the caisson 6 is configured as a water-impervious layer so as to exhibit the property of not allowing water to pass through. Further, as will be described later, between the caissons 6, 6... Standing in a row, each is subjected to a water-impervious treatment, and is integrated with a support ground that has been treated as an impermeable layer. It is possible to prevent water from flowing in and out of the partitioned compartment. And especially, it is possible to prevent the sewage from flowing into the open sea from the waste landfilled in the landfill 9, blocking the inside and outside of the revetment and preventing the water from flowing through well. .

  As described above, for the ground improvement portion 2 of the submarine ground 1, a stone laminate 3 in which the asphalt mixture is filled by excavating the upper soil is constructed, and an asphalt mat 7 is provided on the upper surface. The caisson 6 attached to the bottom is placed. In the gaps between the legs of the caisson 6, a support base is provided so that the packed layers 4, 4 filled with the asphalt mixture are constructed and the legs of the caisson 6 are solidified so as to cope with waves and the like. Build as a solid one. Further, after the caisson 6 is erected on the stone stack 3, a water-impervious mat, a sheet 8, and the like are disposed on the landfill 9 side along the surface of the caisson 6, so By pressing the lower portion of the water mat 8 with the anchor 8a, it is possible to more effectively exhibit the water shielding property.

  With this configuration, the caisson side on the side where the waste is dumped (landfill side) is protected by the water-proof mat or sheet, and dirty water generated on the disposal site side is directly caisson. Can be prevented from coming into contact with the surface. Furthermore, even when it is assumed that an inconvenient state occurs such that a large force acts locally on a part of the impermeable wall and a gap is generated in the connection part or joint part of the structure. In order to prevent dirty water, etc. accumulated on the waste landfill side from leaking out to the open sea through the gaps formed in the structure of the revetment, the water barrier layer and the water barrier mat etc. Can be protected. The anchor 8a for pressing and holding the lower part of the water-impervious mat is formed as a block-like structure by placing a water-impervious material in a section partitioned by a formwork member as a massive structure made of asphalt mixture or the like. Can be built as a thing.

  As shown in the plan view of FIG. 2, the partition revetment 5 constructed by the caisson is constructed by arranging a large number of caissons 6, 6a..., Dividing the planned sea area of the landfill 9 from the open sea, In order to prevent water from flowing between 9 and the open sea, water can be blocked by the partition revetment 5. For this purpose, when the existing caissons 6, 6a,... Are arranged in a line and the partition revetment 5 is constructed, the connecting portion 10 between the caissons is subjected to a water shielding process so that no gap is generated. Constructed to prevent water from flowing through the gaps between the structures. In order to provide water shielding to the connecting portions 10 provided on both side portions of the caissons 6, 6a, etc., a water shielding treatment as described below can be performed.

  In the water-impervious connecting portion between the caissons as shown in FIG. 2, the opposing side surfaces of the caissons 6 and 6a to be arranged are respectively formed as concave portions. In the caisson connecting portion 10 where the two concave portions face each other, a gap portion is formed in which the central portion is a wide portion 11 and both side portions are narrow portions. In the present embodiment, in order to form a water shielding portion for the caisson connecting portion 10, an existing elastic body such as the sealing material 12, 12 a is vertically applied to the narrow portions on both sides thereof. The inside and the outside are partitioned, and the wide portion 11 inside the partitioned interior is filled with a water shielding material so that the water shielding at the seam of the caisson can be exhibited. Moreover, although the substance like an asphalt mixture is used as the water shielding material 13 with which the inside of the space part of the connection part 10 is filled, the material other than the asphalt mixture is used in the water shielding material to be filled. By embedding and integrating an existing member (hereinafter referred to as a sub-insertion material), processing is performed to reduce the amount of expensive water shielding material used.

  As described above, when a large gap is formed in the connecting portion 10 between the caissons, it is common to fill the entire gap with a water shielding material to provide a large lump of water shielding material. However, when an asphalt mixture is used as the water shielding material, the effective thickness of the water shielding material may be designed to be about 50 to 70 mm in order to effectively exhibit water shielding properties. However, in the connecting portion 10, a large gap of several tens of centimeters is formed in the wide portion 11 at the center, and therefore it is preferable in terms of cost to fill the entire gap with an asphalt mixture. is not.

  Therefore, in this embodiment, the width of the wide central portion is maintained at a thickness sufficient to maintain water shielding, and a water shielding layer made of an asphalt mixture is maintained. A pipe-shaped material, a plate shape, a columnar shape, or the like is inserted, and a sub-insertion material composed of an inexpensive material is inserted to reduce the amount of expensive asphalt mixture used. The sub-insert 19 will be described in detail later, but it can be constructed by a method such as driving into the asphalt mixture to maintain the properties as a water-shielding layer, and the amount of asphalt mixture used can be reduced. It is sufficient if it can be reduced, and it can be constructed using concrete, plastic or other materials.

  In the example shown in FIG. 1, in the gaps between the legs of the caisson 6 erected in the row and the excavation part of the ground, the packed layers 4 and 4 filled with asphalt mixture are constructed, A means for hardening the legs of the caisson 6 is used. In addition, on the side of the landfill 9 of the caisson 6 erected in the row, a film-like material 8 for water shielding is disposed along one side surface of the row of the caisson 6, and the water shielding Means is provided for pressing the lower part of the film material 8 for use with the asphalt mixture anchor 8a. For the filling layer 4 that hardens the caisson leg and the asphalt mixture anchor 8a that holds down the lower part of the water-impervious mat 8, the water-imperviousness of the asphalt mixture can be maintained, and the amount of asphalt mixture used is reduced. Enable. Further, the sub-insert 19a is constructed so as to be held in the asphalt mixture anchor exhibiting water shielding properties and integrated with the asphalt mixture.

  As the sub-insertion material 10, a block-shaped material made of any material can be used as long as it is inexpensive and has good handleability. For example, a concrete block or the like is constructed as an appropriate size, and if necessary, the concrete block is placed in a long space combined with the concrete block, and an asphalt mixture is cast around it with a predetermined thickness. It is preferable that the block-like structure as a pressing member having water-blocking properties is integrated and configured as covered with asphalt. In addition, inside the block-shaped anchor, a block formed in advance in an arbitrary size according to its shape, or a block-shaped ready-made one is arranged, and its periphery is covered with asphalt Install. In some cases, the surface of the surface of the existing lump to be embedded may be subjected to surface processing such as roughening or unevenness in order to have affinity with asphalt.

  In the example illustrated in FIG. 4, the asphalt mats 7 are laid on the landfill side of the caisson 6.. And water shielding treatment is performed between caisson. Furthermore, on the reclaimed land side of the partition revetment 5, a plurality of water-impervious treatment layers are constructed to improve the water-imperviousness, and sewage collected on the landfill side oozes out to the open ocean. It is processed so that it does not. In this embodiment, an asphalt mat 7 is laid on the foundation mound 3 and then the caisson 6 is erected. Further, a crushed stone layer 17 or a water shielding layer having a predetermined thickness is applied to the landfill side of the caisson line, and a water shielding layer made of a film material 15 for water shielding is formed on the upper surface side. .

  The water shielding film material 15 constituting the water shielding layer is combined with a water shielding film material 8 having an end on the side of the caisson 6 along the caisson, and is separated by a block-shaped asphalt mixture anchor 8a. It is buried and integrated so as not to occur. Furthermore, the lower end portion of the water shielding film-like material 15 is laid on the seabed ground 2 so as to extend to a predetermined length, and a block-like anchor 16 is constructed at the free end portion thereof. Thus, the ground 2 that has been subjected to the water shielding treatment and the end portion of the film material 15 for water shielding are shielded so that the water does not flow. In the partition revetment of the landfill described in FIG. 4, a backfill soil layer 9a is constructed between the landfill 9 and the caisson 6 with a predetermined thickness, and is also applied to the surface of the backfill layer 9a. In addition, the construction is carried out in a state in which a water shielding layer is further added by laying a film material 15a for water shielding. The structure of the asphalt mixture anchor provided for the water-impervious layer, such as the water-impervious film-like material described in FIG. Will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The examples illustrated in FIGS. 5 and 6 are a water shielding film 8 disposed on the side of the caisson 6 on the landfill side, and a water shielding film 15 covering the surface of the crushed stone layer 17. Asphalt mixture anchors 8a are connected in a state where the ends of the two are abutted or brought close to each other. As in the example described above, the asphalt mixture anchor 8a is arranged so as to embed the sub-insert 19 in the asphalt block, and is constructed by reducing the amount of expensive asphalt used. Further, in addition to the water shielding treatment means on the side surface of the caisson, on the lower end side of the water shielding film-like material 15, as shown in FIG. A predetermined length is extended on the ground 2 and treated so that no gap is generated between the ground 2 subjected to the water shielding treatment and the end of the film material for water shielding.

  Further, an asphalt mixture anchor 16 as a pressing block is applied to the free side end portion of the membrane material 15 for water shielding, and the asphalt mixture anchor 16 is also included in the asphalt block. The insertion material 19 is arranged so as to be embedded so that the amount of expensive asphalt used can be reduced. As shown in FIG. 6, the end portion on the seabed ground side of the membrane material 15 for water shielding is embedded and fixed in the asphalt mixture anchor 16 to improve the water shielding treatment. Needless to say, the present invention can also be applied to a film material for water shielding applied to the surface of the backfill soil layer 9a. In addition, as the film material for water shielding, a sheet capable of exhibiting water impermeability such as a conventionally used rubber sheet or a thinly formed asphalt sheet member can be used. Furthermore, as the film-like material, it is also possible to use a synthetic resin sheet, mat, or the like. At the connection portion of the sheet or mat, connection is made by using any adhesive means, and water is not passed. Such processing may be performed.

  As described with reference to FIG. 1 or FIG. 4, a water-impervious wall 20 in which sheet piles or the like are driven in a row as shown in FIG. There are cases where a means for constructing and making the water barrier more effective is used. The partition revetment described in FIG. 7 is constructed as a water-impervious layer obtained by performing impermeable treatment on the seabed ground, but the water-impervious wall 20 reaches the base as the impermeable layer. It is driven to ensure that the water barrier is exhibited. In addition, on the back side of the caisson where the water-impervious wall 20 is erected, a backfill material 9a is laid in a predetermined range with a soil or the like not containing a landfill material (waste material). In that portion, sheet piles having an arbitrary cross-sectional shape are placed in a row to construct a water shielding wall.

  In the example of the partition revetment described in FIG. 7, the base mound 3 is constructed as a foundation mound 3 by stacking discarded stones at a predetermined height on the seabed ground at the base where the caisson 6 is erected. It is also possible to apply an asphalt mixture to this layer and fill the stone gaps with the asphalt mixture. Furthermore, a double impermeable layer is erected in combination with the impermeable wall 20 by the sheet pile by placing an asphalt mat on the foundation mound 3 and then placing a caisson. . As shown in FIG. 7, in the impermeable wall 20 constructed by placing a sheet pile, a sheet pile having an arbitrary shape can be used. In the same manner as in the case, water shielding treatment can be performed, and treatment for reducing the amount of expensive water shielding material used can be performed.

  In addition to constructing the water-impervious wall by arranging caisson structures or the like, it is also possible to construct a partition revetment by placing it in a single row so that sheet piles are made continuous. For example, in the example of the water-impervious wall using the steel sheet pile described in FIG. 8, when the steel sheet piles are placed in a row, a water-impervious treatment as described later is performed on the joint portion of the steel sheet pile. I try to give it. And, as will be described later, in the sheet pile wall constructed by placing sheet piles in a single row, water shielding treatment is applied to the connecting portions of adjacent sheet piles so as to obtain a function as one continuous water shielding wall. The partition revetment can be constructed in order to partition the waste landfill.

  In the example of the water-impervious wall 20 shown in FIG. 8, the steel sheet piles 21 and 21a having a substantially groove-like cross section are driven so as to be connected via the connecting portion 22 and are arranged in a row with a predetermined thickness. It is constructed as the impermeable wall 20. In the water-impervious wall 20, a closed plate member 23 is attached so as to correspond to the concave portion side of the wall formed by the steel sheet pile 21, and a space (space part) filled with the water-impervious material is defined. And the space part enclosed by the connection part main body and the plate member 23 is filled with the asphalt mixture 28 in the state which put the sub insertion material 29 in, and the water-impervious layer is constructed | assembled. The plate member 23 is inserted into the support members 25 and 25a attached to the steel sheet piles with the attachment plates 24 and 24a provided at both ends thereof, and integrated with the sub-insert material 29 by the asphalt mixture 28 filled therein. Thus, it is formed so that the reliability as the water shielding layer can be improved.

  In the example shown in FIG. 9, the impermeable wall 30 is constructed by driving steel sheet piles 31, 31 a having a substantially crank-shaped cross-section into the seabed ground so as to be connected to each other via the connecting portion 32. In the water shielding wall 30, a water shielding part is formed so as to cover an inner surface part or an outer surface part of the connection part 32, and support members 35, 35 a are provided on both side portions of the connection part 32, The mounting plates 34 and 34a on both sides of the circular plate member 33 are inserted and attached to the support members 35 and 35a, respectively. And the water-impervious wall 30 which can exhibit water-permeability satisfactorily by filling the space part enclosed by the said connection part 32 and the board member 33 with the asphalt mixture 38 as a water-impervious material is made highly reliable. It becomes possible to construct.

  In addition, when the asphalt mixture 38 is also filled in the water shielding wall 30, a sub-insertion material 39 is inserted in advance, and the asphalt mixture 38 is filled and integrated with the sub-insertion material 39 to reinforce the water-impervious layer. Thus, the reliability of the water shielding wall 30 is further improved. In addition, in the water-impervious wall that is constructed by placing the steel sheet piles while being connected, the sheet member 33 is provided on the sheet piles that are placed one after another while combining the connection portions with respect to the steel sheet piles that have been previously placed. If a method of attaching in advance is used, a space for filling the water shielding material can be easily constructed for the seam portion of the sheet pile. In addition, the workability of the water-impervious wall can be improved even when a means for fixing and integrating the reinforcing bar assembly in advance is used for the plate member 33 that defines the space for filling the water-impervious material. Is possible.

  In the example of the water shielding wall 40 described in FIG. 10, a water shielding wall constructed by standing a large-diameter steel pipe pile is described. The steel pipe piles 41, 41a,. Thus, the impermeable wall 40 is constructed. The steel pipe pile uses a pipe having a diameter of several meters. In the example shown in the present embodiment, when the large-diameter steel pipe piles 41, 41a,... Are erected in sequence, the connection members such as the small-diameter pipes 43, 43a are provided vertically as the connection members. Connecting means for combining through the slits are provided. Further, a water shielding means is provided by inserting and combining the mounting plates 45 and 45a of the corresponding plate member 44 with respect to the support members 46 and 46a provided on the side of the connecting portion.

  And, the inside of the space defined by the small-diameter pipe and the arc-shaped plate member 44 is inserted with a sub-insertion material 49 and filled with an asphalt mixture 48, thereby constructing a water-impervious treatment unit that integrates both. It is doing. Further, in this embodiment, in the connection portion where the small diameter pipes 43 and 43a are combined, the inner space of the small diameter pipe is filled with the water shielding material 48a so that the water shielding property can be satisfactorily exhibited in that portion. In each of the present embodiment and other embodiments, the plate member used for partitioning the space for filling the water shielding material such as the asphalt mixture may be any shape such as an arc or a straight line. It is possible to use one formed in a shape.

  The example illustrated in FIG. 11 is configured as means for connecting between adjacent large-diameter steel pipe pipes 51 and 51a by arranging plate-like members at a predetermined interval without using small-diameter pipes. The example is described. In the water-impervious wall 50 described in this embodiment, plate members 53 and 53a are provided on the side portions of one of the steel pipe pipes 51 in correspondence with the connecting portions 52 and 52a for combining the large-diameter pipes 51 and 51a. The support members 55 and 55a are fixedly attached to the other large-diameter steel pipe 51a. Then, after inserting a member such as the sub-insertion material 59 into the internal space surrounded by the connection parts 52 and 52a, the asphalt mixture 58 as a water shielding material is filled. Further, the internal space of the support member 55 is also filled with the same water shielding material 58a so that the water shielding performance can be satisfactorily exhibited.

  The example illustrated in FIG. 12 describes the structure of a water shielding wall constructed by driving a box-shaped steel sheet pile, and the steel sheet piles 61 and 61a are placed so as to be combined with the connecting portions 62 and 62a. Thus, the water shielding wall 60 is constructed. The box-shaped steel sheet piles 61... Have a shape in which connecting members are projected on both sides of a box-shaped member, respectively. A similar joint member is formed. And in the connection part of the said steel sheet piles 61 and 61a, by inserting the subinsertion material 69 in the space divided by the joint member and the vertical plate members 63 and 63a, and filling the asphalt mixture 68, it interrupts | blocks. A water layer is formed. In addition to the box-shaped sheet pile, it is also possible to construct a water-impervious wall using a steel sheet pile having an H-shaped cross-section, in which case the box-shaped interior uses a hollow sheet pile In the same way as above, it can be dealt with by constructing a water shielding layer inside the connecting part.

  In addition, as described in each of the above embodiments, in the case of constructing a water shielding wall using a material having a large cross-sectional area such as a large-diameter pipe, in order to erect a steel pipe pipe or the like on the seabed ground, As with the sheet pile, it may not be possible to drive using a hammer or the like. In that case, instead of using the above-mentioned method of driving in, another excavator is used to excavate the seabed ground to a predetermined depth, and then other pipes (pipes) are erected. An installation method can be used. In addition, when excavating a ditch in the seabed ground and constructing a water-impervious wall by standing a pile or the like, naturally the portion surrounding the pile in the excavated part of the ground is impermeable. Processing such as injecting a material is performed so as not to impair the water shielding property. In addition, before filling the asphalt mixture at the connection portion of the steel pipe pipe of the water-impervious wall, pre-treatment such as removing the earth and sand entering the space to be filled using a technique such as an air lift. Good to do. Applying the conventionally known means for removing earth and sand, and performing a process of cleaning the inside of the filling space, foreign matter is included in the asphalt mixture filling the inside of the connection space, thereby impairing the water shielding property. This can be prevented.

  As described above, when the structures are erected and installed side by side, and the water shielding treatment is performed on the joint portion, each of the embodiments described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 10 is positioned on both sides of the connection portion. When a force acts in a direction perpendicular to the length direction of the structure to be formed, it becomes possible to exert a large resistance force. On the other hand, even if it is hardly considered in practice, it is also assumed that a large force acts in the length direction in which the structures are arranged to open a space between two adjacent structures. The However, in each of the above-described embodiments, even when the water shielding material filling the connection portion is an asphalt mixture, the structure is filled with the wall of the structure against a force that widens the gap of the connection portion. There may be a gap between the water-impervious material. Therefore, even if a force that separates the water shielding material from the wall acts as described above, a filling material such as an asphalt mixture is formed so that no gap is formed between the wall surface of the structure and the filled water shielding material. It is conceivable to use a measure such as forming the thickness of the substrate large.

  As described above, the sub-insertion material used to reduce the amount of the asphalt mixture used in the space portion of the water-impervious wall filled with the water-impervious material is, as described above, a plastic pipe-like member or a square tubular member. As described above, it is possible to use a relatively light and strong material as the sub-insertion material. Moreover, as a comparatively large thing, it is also possible to use a reinforced concrete, an iron pipe-like member or a square tubular member, or a block-like member having an arbitrary cross-sectional shape having a hollow inside. Then, the sub-insertion material is elongated and can be constructed so as to be pushed in from above, and after pouring an appropriate amount of the water shielding material into the space, the sub-insertion material is placed. To. Then, the level of the water shielding material is increased by a volume corresponding to the volume of the sub-insertion material, and the water shielding layer is added to the predetermined height by additionally injecting the insufficient amount of the water shielding material. Can be built.

  In addition, when the sub-insertion material is inserted and integrated into a block installed on the seabed ground, and used to fix and hold the end of the water-impervious mat, First build a layer of asphalt mixture with a predetermined thickness in a predetermined range. On top of that, the sub-insertion material block is positioned and placed, and a mold is built around it, or the surrounding soil is raised so as to become a mold, and then the sub-insert material block Asphalt mixture is cast and integrated so as to have a predetermined thickness around the periphery. Therefore, even when constructing a large block in which the sub-insert material is integrated with the asphalt mixture, the amount of the asphalt mixture is reduced, and an inexpensive block with an increased amount of concrete or the like is easily and easily constructed. It becomes possible. In addition, as long as it plays the role of just pressing the mat end, such as the block, it does not depend on a concrete block, but uses a large stone or a stack of small stones. Of course, it is also possible to integrate with an asphalt mixture.

  In the example of the revetment shown in FIG. 4, after the backfill soil 9 a is constructed on the back side of the revetment 5 constructed by standing the caisson, it is applied to the slope portion on the side of the reclaimed soil 9. However, a water-impervious mat and sheet are laid so that the water-impervious property is exerted more firmly. Such a water-impervious work can also be applied to a partition revetment as shown in FIG. 7, and even when a water-impervious mat or sheet is laid on the slope as well, A pressing member such as a block may be constructed at the lower end of the sheet or mat. And, by constructing in combination with the process of laying a water-impervious sheet along the side surface of the caisson and the water-impervious process for the slope portion of the soil, the water-imperviousness is exhibited better and the structure is stabilized. Can be.

  As described above, when constructing a partition revetment by installing caisson-like structures in a row, construct the impervious ground to make the permeability coefficient of the submarine ground as the support foundation small. At the same time, the water barrier property can be satisfactorily exhibited by constructing the asphalt mixture with a predetermined thickness between the lower part of the caisson and the impermeable ground improvement part as the support base. And, by installing an asphalt mat between the lower part of the caisson and the impermeable ground improvement part and constructing a water shielding layer that does not create a gap, water shielding treatment can be easily performed, and the reliability of the partition revetment Can be improved. In addition, even when the seabed ground for constructing the revetment is a rock having a small hydraulic conductivity, a process such as building an asphalt mixture with a predetermined thickness is performed between the base of the caisson to be installed and the seabed ground. Therefore, the water shielding property can be exhibited well.

It is explanatory drawing which shows the structure of the offshore structure of this invention. It is explanatory drawing of the joint water-impervious treatment part provided between caisson. It is explanatory drawing of the example which adds a sub insertion material to the water shielding part of FIG. It is explanatory drawing of another example of a partition revetment. It is explanatory drawing of the water shielding process by the caisson side of FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the water-impervious process of the edge part of FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the example of the bank protection constructed | assembled combining a caisson and a water-impervious wall. It is explanatory drawing of the structure of the impermeable wall by a sheet pile. It is explanatory drawing of the impermeable wall using the pile different from FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the impermeable wall which combined the steel pipe pile of a large diameter. It is explanatory drawing of the water-impervious wall by the steel pipe pile constructed | assembled using the connection part different from FIG. It is explanatory drawing of the impermeable wall by the pile of a special shape.

Explanation of symbols

1 submarine ground, 2 impervious treatment layer, 3 foundation mound, 4 packed bed,
5 partition revetment, 6 caisson, 7 asphalt mat,
8 Membrane material for water shielding, 9 Landfill site, 10 Connection part, 11 Wide part,
12 rubber seal, 13 water shielding material, 15 film-like material for water shielding,
8a, 16 asphalt mixture anchor, 19 sub-insert,
20/30 Impermeable wall, 21/31 Sheet pile, 22/32 connection part,
23/33 plate member, 28/38 asphalt mixture,
29/39 Sub-insert material, 40/50/60 impervious wall,
48/58/68 asphalt mixture, 49/59/69 secondary insert.

Claims (10)

Build a structure on the seabed to partition the sea area into a predetermined area,
Both the ground and the structure for constructing the partition revetment are subjected to a treatment that exhibits water shielding,
A partition revetment used for dumping waste in the partitioned internal compartment to create a landfill with waste,
When configuring the water shielding layer with a layer of asphalt mixture,
In the layer of the asphalt mixture, in a state where the thickness required for maintaining the water barrier is maintained, a sub-insertion material configured using a material other than the asphalt mixture is embedded in the water barrier layer, A construction method of a water-impervious layer characterized by being integrated with an asphalt mixture. With respect to the impermeable wall constructed as a vertical wall of an asphalt mixture having a predetermined thickness in a state of penetrating the partition revetment and the supporting ground,
The water-impervious wall is formed by using a material other than the asphalt mixture for the water-impervious layer while maintaining the thickness of the layer of the asphalt mixture as required to maintain the water-imperviousness. The method for constructing a water-impervious layer according to claim 1, wherein the water-impervious layer is embedded and integrated with the asphalt mixture. The impermeable wall is constructed by integrally placing a layer of asphalt mixture along the wall of the steel sheet pile,
In the layer of the water-impervious wall, the layer of the asphalt mixture required for maintaining the water-impervious layer was maintained, and the water-impervious layer was configured using a material other than the asphalt mixture. The construction method of a water-impervious layer according to claim 1, wherein the sub-insertion material is embedded and integrated with the asphalt mixture. Between the steel sheet pile walls constructed in two rows through a predetermined interval, a layer of asphalt mixture is integrally cast to constitute the water shielding wall,
In the impermeable layer as the impermeable wall, a material other than the asphalt mixture is added to the impermeable layer while maintaining the thickness of the asphalt mixture layer as required to maintain the impermeableness. The construction method of the water-impervious layer according to claim 1, wherein the sub-insertion material configured by use is embedded and integrated with the asphalt mixture. As a sub-insertion material embedded in the interior of the water-impervious wall, using a preformed material such as a pipe shape or a box shape,
5. The water-impervious wall is filled with an asphalt mixture, and then the rod-like material of the sub-insertion material is embedded and integrated as a water-impervious layer according to any one of claims 1 to 4. Construction method of water shielding layer. Using a sub-insertion material embedded in the water-impervious wall, shaped in advance into a certain shape,
5. The sub-insert material is positioned in the space of the water-impervious wall, and then the asphalt mixture is filled to a predetermined height and integrated as a water-impervious layer. Construction method of water shielding layer. A partition revetment constructed by placing an existing structure such as a caisson on top of a foundation mound built to swell on the seabed ground,
Laying a film material for water shielding so as to cover the slope of one side of the foundation mound,
Extend the lower end of the laid film material for water shielding to a predetermined length on the seabed ground,
Assembling a block made of asphalt mixture at the end of the membrane material for water shielding, and pressing and holding the end of the membrane material for water shielding to demonstrate water shielding,
For the water-blocking block constructed at the end of the membrane material for water-blocking,
A part of a predetermined shape of a sub-insert material other than the asphalt mixture is embedded, and a part of the asphalt mixture is integrated with the asphalt mixture, leaving a portion having a thickness necessary for maintaining the water shielding properties of the asphalt mixture. A construction method of a water shielding layer characterized by A partition revetment constructed by placing an existing structure such as a caisson on top of a foundation mound built to swell on the seabed ground,
Constructing a water shielding layer by laying a film material for water shielding so as to cover the slope portion on one side surface of the foundation mound and the side surface portion of the caisson,
Extending and laying the lower end of the laid film material for water shielding to a predetermined length range on the seabed ground,
8. A block made of an asphalt mixture is constructed at an end of the water shielding film-like material, and the water shielding by exerting a pressure holding on the end of the water-shielding film-like material is exhibited. Construction method of the water shielding layer as described in 1. Built on a foundation mound that is built up on the seabed ground, existing structures such as caisson are placed in a row, and the impermeable treatment part formed on both the foundation and the structure is integrated. Partition revetment
Further providing a back layer on the land side of the structure, and constructing a water shielding layer along the slope of the back side of the filler,
In order to maintain the water-insulating property of the asphalt mixture when constructing a water-impervious wall integrated with the caisson body by placing an asphalt mixture as a water-impervious material so as to fill in between the caisson constructed in the row. 9. A part formed in a predetermined shape of a sub-insertion material other than the asphalt mixture is embedded in the water shielding layer, leaving a portion having a necessary thickness, and integrated with the asphalt mixture. Construction method of the water shielding layer as described in 1.   The sub-insert material made of a material other than the asphalt mixture embedded in the water shielding layer is formed into a block shape, a pile shape, or a plate shape according to the shape of the water shielding wall. The construction method of the water-impervious layer according to any one of claims 1 to 8.

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