Research Article

Risk Assessment of Deep Foundation Pit Construction Based on Analytic Hierarchy Process and Fuzzy Mathematics

Table 6

Risk list.

Risk typeBranch engineeringRisk unitNo.Risk event

Construction riskMain envelope structureDiaphragm wall1Ground-to-wall invasion
2Equipment overturn
3Insufficient verticality
4Bulge
Drilling piles5Equipment overturn
6Enclosing line
7Broken pile
Foundation strengthening worksHigh-pressure rotary jet pile8Ground deformation caused by reinforcement
9The curtain is not closed
10Encounter obstacles
Triaxial mixing pile11Ground deformation caused by reinforcement
12Encounter obstacles
Precipitation engineeringFoundation pit precipitation13Water grade does not meet 1 m below the excavation surface
14Causes excessive deformation of the surrounding surface
15A water source channel is formed inside and outside the pit, unable to precipitate
Earth excavationSupport frame removal16The support end face does not fit the continuous wall
17Support active head is too long
18Steel rafters are not tightly installed
19Prestress is not applied in a timely manner
20Too much or too little prestress is applied
21Prestress loss is not added in time
22Insufficient steel support reserves
Excavation23Excessive displacement of envelope structure
24Pit bottom uplift
25Unsupported exposure time is too long
26Excavator crash support or support fall
27Excavation in layers and blocks without time-space effect, insufficient sloping
28Timely construction of cushion and floor
29Longitudinal soil instability
Structural engineeringConstruction30Waterproof layer failure
31Irregular scaffolding
32Scaffolding centralized loading
33Insufficient formwork reinforcement
34Concrete pouring discontinuity
35Concrete curing is not timely