River channel slope protection surface lining cast-in-place concrete expansion joint structure and construction method thereof
A construction method and technology of expansion joints, applied in water conservancy projects, sea area projects, coastline protection, etc., can solve the problems of panel pollution forming effect, sealant coating is not full, construction is cumbersome, etc., to achieve anti-seepage and good drainage performance, Simple process, high quality and high aesthetic effect
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[0040] A cast-in-situ concrete joint structure and a construction method for lining a river slope protection surface, comprising the following steps:
[0041] S1 determines the position of the expansion joint 7;
[0042] S2 pre-cut polyethylene closed-cell foam board 2;
[0043] S3 places "13+2" polyethylene closed-cell foam board 2 and fixes it with iron nails 4;
[0044] Lay polyethylene closed-cell foam board 2 on the inner wall of the pouring box, and fix it with iron nails 4 after placement;
[0045] S4 Concrete layer 1 is poured and maintained;
[0046] Concrete layer 1 is poured in the installed pouring box, and the thickness of concrete layer 1 is 550mm;
[0047] S5 tear off the excess 2cm polyethylene closed-cell foam board 2;
[0048] S6 Paste double-sided adhesive tape 8 on both sides of the expansion joint 7;
[0049] S7 polysulfide sealant sealing coating;
[0050] Specifically, "13+2" in step S2 is to pre-cut the 15 cm polyethylene closed-cell foam board 2 int
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