Reservoir concrete Cut-off wall Project construction scheme (31 pages)
Overview: The catchment area of the reservoir dam site is 47.87km2. With a total storage capacity of 57.54 million m3, it is a medium-sized water conservancy project mainly for irrigation, and also for comprehensive utilization of flood control, power generation, water supply, aquaculture, etc. The reservoir hub was built in November 1957, and the main project was completed in April 1958, giving full play to the project benefits. The dam is a clay core dam with a crest length of 520m, a crest width of 6m, a crest elevation of 126.7m, a maximum dam height of 36.6m, and a crest elevation of 127.40m. The upstream slope ratio of the dam is 1:2.0, 1:2.75 and 1:3.5 from top to bottom, and the downstream slope ratio is 1:1.75, 1:2.75 and 1:3 from top to bottom. The upstream face of the dam is protected by dry masonry, and the downstream slope is protected by turf. The top elevation of the dam core wall is 124.4m, the top width is 2.0m, the bottom width is 43m, and the top width of the bottom slot is 6m, the bottom width is 2m, and the height is 2m. The upstream slope ratio of the core wall is 1:0.2, 1:0.5, and the downstream slope ratio is 1:0.2, 1:0.5. The construction scope of the concrete cutoff wall is the main dam body section with pile number 0+000-0+520m. The wall top elevation is 126.35m, the wall thickness is 400mm, and the bottom extends 1m below the bedrock. The cutoff wall concrete is ordinary concrete, with the strength grade of C20, and the cement is ordinary Portland cement.