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当基础土质均匀且地下水位低于基坑(槽)底面标高时,挖方边坡可挖成直坡式而不加支护,但挖深不宜超过"()"的规定。
A.
密实、中密的碎石类和碎石类土(充填物为砂土)1.0m
B.
硬塑、可塑的粉土及粉质黏土1.25m
C.
硬塑、可塑的粉土及粉质黏土1.5m
D.
硬塑、可塑的黏土及碎石类土(充填物为黏性土)1.5m
E.
硬塑、可塑的黏土及碎石类土(充填物为黏性土)2.0m
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