Numerical Analysis of Underground Engineering on Self-Developed Finite Element Method

De Hai Yu; An Nan Jiang; Jun Xiang Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.256-259.1392

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Numerical Analysis of a Shallow-Buried Portal in Expressway Tunnel with Weak Rockmass
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Comparative Analysis of Analytical Method of the Support Pressure at Tunnel Face
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Experimental Study on Effect of Longitudinal Ventilation Velocity and Slope on Smoke Movement in Tunnels
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Influence of Pit Excavation Supported by Soil-Nailing Wall on Adjacent Buried Pipelines
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Numerical Simulation of Critical Velocity in Obstructed Tunnel
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Experimental Research on Rheological Property of Water-Bearing Weak Sandstone in Large Cross-Section Tunnelling
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Monitoring and Results Analysis of Tunnel Engineering
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Safety and Durability Pavement in Super Long Tunnel
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Numerical Analysis of Underground Engineering on Self-Developed Finite Element Method

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The self-developed finite element method has many advantages and good prospects to solve problems of underground engineering. The program is used to the simulation of the true tunnel, while it is embedded into self-developed algorithm. The results indicate that self-developed finite element method has many advantages and good prospects to solve geotechnical problems, and it can be used for quantitative analysis of underground engineering.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 256-259)

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1392-1395

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December 2012

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De Hai Yu, An Nan Jiang, Jun Xiang Wang

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Quantitative Analysis, Self-Developed Finite Element, Underground Engineering

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