Numerical Simulation of Advanced Small Pipe in Tunnels during Excavation by Steps

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Advanced small pipe support is one of the advanced support patterns in tunnel engineering construction for weak and fractured surrounding rock. The support effect cannot be predicted because of depending on engineering experiences. Efforts are made to study and analyze the support mechanism of advanced small pipe in the excavation of soft - fracture wall rock. By the numerical simulation of FLAC3D of Dawangou tunnel based on rock mass deterioration model (RDM), the plastic zone, displacement and stress filed of the surrounding rock are simulated with and without the advanced small pipe support. The support effect of advanced small ducts in tunnels during excavation by steps is presented.

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