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Ground movement induced by triple stacked tunneling with different construction sequences
This study tried to explore the ground movement induced by triple stacked tunneling (TST) with different construction sequences. A case study in Tianjin, China was used to investigate the ground movement during the TST (upper tunneling (UT)). For this, a modified Peck formula was proposed to predict the surface settlement induced by TST. Next, three sets of finite element analyses (FEA) were used to compare the effects of construction sequences (i.e. UT, middle tunneling (MT), and lower tunneling (LT)) on vertical and lateral ground displacements. The results of Tianjin case and UT reveal that compared to a Gaussian distribution for a single tunnel, the surface settlement curve of triple stacked tunnels is a bimodal distribution. It seems that the proposed modified Peck formula can effectively predict the surface settlement induced by TST. The results of the three sets of FEA demonstrate that the construction sequence has a significant influence on the ground movement. Among the three construction sequences, the largest lateral displacement is observed in the MT and the smallest one in UT. The existing tunnel has an inhibitory effect on the vertical displacement. The maximum value of the lateral displacement occurs at the depth of the new tunnel in each construction sequence.
Ground movement induced by triple stacked tunneling with different construction sequences
This study tried to explore the ground movement induced by triple stacked tunneling (TST) with different construction sequences. A case study in Tianjin, China was used to investigate the ground movement during the TST (upper tunneling (UT)). For this, a modified Peck formula was proposed to predict the surface settlement induced by TST. Next, three sets of finite element analyses (FEA) were used to compare the effects of construction sequences (i.e. UT, middle tunneling (MT), and lower tunneling (LT)) on vertical and lateral ground displacements. The results of Tianjin case and UT reveal that compared to a Gaussian distribution for a single tunnel, the surface settlement curve of triple stacked tunnels is a bimodal distribution. It seems that the proposed modified Peck formula can effectively predict the surface settlement induced by TST. The results of the three sets of FEA demonstrate that the construction sequence has a significant influence on the ground movement. Among the three construction sequences, the largest lateral displacement is observed in the MT and the smallest one in UT. The existing tunnel has an inhibitory effect on the vertical displacement. The maximum value of the lateral displacement occurs at the depth of the new tunnel in each construction sequence.
Ground movement induced by triple stacked tunneling with different construction sequences
Yao Hu (Autor:in) / Huayang Lei (Autor:in) / Gang Zheng (Autor:in) / Liang Shi (Autor:in) / Tianqi Zhang (Autor:in) / Zhichao Shen (Autor:in) / Rui Jia (Autor:in)
2022
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
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Ground movement induced by triple stacked tunneling with different construction sequences
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