Geotechnical Engineering in Urban Construction
Geotechnical engineering in urban construction mainly involves the design and excavation of deep foundation pits, groundwater dewatering and drainage, ground treatment, and related aspects. In recent years, with the continuous improvement of domestic infrastructure, urban space has become increasingly congested, and the constraints on the conditions for new buildings and structures have continued to increase. At the same time, natural disasters (heavy rain, earthquakes, etc.) have also made the original soil conditions more complex. Geotechnical engineering projects in urban construction are facing increasingly greater challenges. Compared with traditional construction models, the integrated construction model of geotechnical engineering design and construction is better suited to complex and severe urban construction projects and has significant advantages in technical application, project management, cost management, and other aspects, and has gradually become the preferred choice for urban construction.
2025-02-25
