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Construction and Monitoring of Cement/Bentonite Cutoff Walls: Case Study of Karkheh Dam, Iran

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30 dic 2019
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Figure 1

Karkheh Dam, Iran.
Karkheh Dam, Iran.

Figure 2

Cross-section and connection details between the cutoff wall and dam foundation.
Cross-section and connection details between the cutoff wall and dam foundation.

Figure 3

Longitudinal section of Karkheh Dam showing dam geological layers.
Longitudinal section of Karkheh Dam showing dam geological layers.

Figure 4

Plan of the Karkheh dam showing old and complementary cutoff wall.
Plan of the Karkheh dam showing old and complementary cutoff wall.

Figure 5

Construction of the cut-off wall.
Construction of the cut-off wall.

Figure 6

Excavation with BC30 machine alongside the guide wall.
Excavation with BC30 machine alongside the guide wall.

Figure 7

Maximum compressive strength variation and Young’s modulus in plastic concrete, with different aggregate size (a) with different loading rates (b).
Maximum compressive strength variation and Young’s modulus in plastic concrete, with different aggregate size (a) with different loading rates (b).

Figure 8

Plastic concrete mix strength and modulus design chart.
Plastic concrete mix strength and modulus design chart.

Figure 9

3-D model of Karkheh Dam developed in Seep-3D software.
3-D model of Karkheh Dam developed in Seep-3D software.

Figure 10

Typical instrumentation at one profile of Karkheh Dam “scale 1:500”.
Typical instrumentation at one profile of Karkheh Dam “scale 1:500”.

Figure 11

Three-dimensional contours and the piezometric pore-water surface under steady-state analysis.
Three-dimensional contours and the piezometric pore-water surface under steady-state analysis.

Figure 12

Variation of piezometric pore-water surface resulted from instrumentation.
Variation of piezometric pore-water surface resulted from instrumentation.

Figure 13

Variation of piezometric pore-water surface resulting from numerical simulation.
Variation of piezometric pore-water surface resulting from numerical simulation.

Figure 14

Pressure distribution and flow direction under transient analysis.
Pressure distribution and flow direction under transient analysis.

Figure 15

Comparison between numerical and piezometers pore-water pressure for time interval dt = 4800s.
Comparison between numerical and piezometers pore-water pressure for time interval dt = 4800s.

Figure 16

Variation in the reservoir water level and piezometers after complementary cut-off walls project.
Variation in the reservoir water level and piezometers after complementary cut-off walls project.

Comparison between numerical and piezometric pore-water surface resulting from transient analysis_

Reservoir156.87
Level(m)
Time3 DAY3 DAY3 DAY3 DAY38 DAY
stepsdt = 3600sdt = 4800 sdt = 5400sdt = 7200sdt = 4800s
Ins. No.Measured pore-water surfaceCalculated pore-water surfaceFault (%)Calculated pore-water surfaceFault (%)Calculated pore-water surfaceFault (%)Calculated pore-water surfaceFault (%)Real pore-water surfaceCalculated pore-water surfaceFault (%)
EP 4-1143.28191.94-33.96190.61-33.03189.29-32.11186.88-30.43144.69189.35-30.87
EP 4-2166.42192.32-15.56191.36-14.99190.44-14.43188.55-13.29166.51190.43-14.36
EP 4-3182.16192.01-5.41191.63-5.20191.23-4.98190.31-4.47182.22191.21-4.94
EP 4-4172.85177.25-2.55177.01-2.40176.74-2.25176.09-1.88171.81176.71-2.85
EP 4-5172.45173.27-0.47173.07-0.36172.86-0.23172.310.08172.89172.830.03
EP 4-6155.23165.06-6.34164.85-6.20164.62-6.05164.05-5.68154.18164.59-6.76
EP 4-7183.65161.2112.22160.9912.34160.7612.47160.1912.77182.01160.7311.69
EP 4-11219.09193.3611.75193.0111.90192.3112.22191.6312.54187.24192.64-2.89
EP 4-12199.10186.206.48186.166.50186.066.55185.996.59198.99186.126.47
EP 4-13199.69176.6511.53176.6511.54176.6411.54176.6211.55199.76176.6411.57
EP 4-15185.01197.03-6.50196.57-6.25195.26-5.54194.29-5.01185.03196.09-5.97
EP 4-16196.04196.31-0.14196.15-0.05195.470.29195.390.33195.71195.98-0.14
EP 4-17190.37194.40-2.12194.35-2.09194.18-2.00194.14-1.98191.09194.30-1.68
EP 4-19189.73180.005.13180.015.13180.015.12180.045.11191.43180.015.97
RP 4-2123.36137.84-11.74137.00-11.06136.22-10.43134.81-9.28124.07136.25-9.82
RP 4-3149.93189.91-26.67188.35-25.63186.84-24.62184.18-22.85151.32186.93-23.54
SP 4-1140.88193.04-37.02191.77-36.13190.49-35.22187.97-33.43144.30190.50-32.02
SP 4-2149.80192.43-28.46191.16-27.61189.90-26.77187.52-25.18151.47189.94-25.40
SP 4-3195.17185.444.99185.375.02185.285.07185.095.17194.98185.294.97
SP 4-5185.62191.82-3.34191.63-3.24191.23-3.02190.86-2.82184.50191.42-3.75
SP 4-6202.01193.584.17179.6311.08179.6011.09179.5411.12202.08179.6011.12

Drilling mud properties of the cutoff wall of Karkheh Dam

PHBentonite Cake (mm)Gel Resistance after 10 Minutes (g/cm3)Filtration Losses (cm3)Density (g/cm3)Marsh Funnel Viscosity (s)
7~10<360~75<301.04~1.1032~50

Mix proportion design of a cubic meter of plastic concrete of the Karkheh Dam cutoff wall_

f'c28${{f'}_{c-28}}$days MPa4.02
f'c7${{f'}_{c-7}}$days Mpa2.30
Slump mm180~190
sand 0~5 kg780
gravel 0~9.5 kg294
gravel 9.5~19 kg555
wc$\frac{w}{c}$1.425
Bentonite kg25
cement kg200

Comparison between numerical and piezometric pore-water surface resulted from steady-state analysis_

Reservoir Level(m)175.49193.56201.00210.37
Instrument No.Measured pore-water surfaceCalculated pore-water surfaceFault (%)Measured pore-water surfaceCalculated pore-water surfaceFault (%)Measured pore-water surfaceCalculated pore-water surfaceFault (%)Measured pore-water surfaceCalculated pore-water surfaceFault (%)
EP4-1163.27185.62-13.69167.77192.88-14.97172.18196.14-13.91177.31200.37-13.00
EP4-2179.00184.93-3.32202.78191.675.48202.55194.713.87201.93198.671.62
EP4-3194.73183.515.76195.18189.073.13199.40191.563.93203.15194.794.12
EP4-4181.56171.645.46182.33175.503.74185.83177.244.62189.36179.505.21
EP4-5184.16168.808.34195.53172.0112.03201.77173.4614.03209.26175.3416.21
EP4-6157.64161.79-2.64156.87164.10-4.61159.72165.14-3.40162.44166.50-2.50
EP4-7170.47158.626.95175.83160.768.57177.14161.738.70179.98163.009.43
EP4-11202.49183.839.22201.27191.025.10203.87194.504.60206.98199.193.76
EP4-12207.42178.3614.01210.98183.6612.95211.25185.8512.02212.51188.7711.17
EP4-13208.94171.5417.90211.10174.7617.21210.97175.6216.75211.84176.6316.62
EP4-15173.20186.78-7.84191.87195.00-1.63199.20199.63-0.22209.01206.231.33
EP4-16209.84185.7111.50204.90193.185.72205.83196.904.34206.60201.872.29
EP4-17203.02185.258.75198.15191.693.26197.72194.641.56197.19198.04-0.43
EP4-19208.79175.7915.80197.94180.278.93196.90181.497.83196.36181.727.46
RP4-2132.47140.24-5.86131.97140.65-6.58133.45140.83-5.53135.13141.06-4.39
RP4-3169.98187.24-10.15186.22191.72-2.95192.20193.69-0.77200.11196.221.94
SP4-1156.72180.59-15.23164.90191.30-16.01168.32195.88-16.38172.76201.73-16.77
SP4-2171.63186.80-8.84189.06193.12-2.15196.03195.980.03204.14199.692.18
SP4-3208.39178.8314.19206.49183.7411.02208.35185.9710.74209.20188.939.69
SP4-5204.02183.5810.02204.92189.567.49207.55192.427.29207.95196.245.63
SP4-6217.79174.7419.77212.81177.9416.39213.85179.0316.28213.67180.4615.54

Plastic concrete properties of the cutoff wall_

3~7 MPaCompressive Strength
1×10-8 m/sPermeability
500~1000 MPaYoung’s Modulus
170~220 mmSlump
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