Research on Optimization of Excavating Seguence for Dawangou Tunnel

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In response to the limitation of conventional index for stability and optimal design of underground rock mass engineering. The new evaluating indicator, local energy release rate, which can analysis the energy release intensity in the process of the brittle failure of hard rock is used in numerical analysis. Numerical simulation of construction sequence was studied for Dawangou tunnel using energy release rate index and a new constitutive model reflecting the brittle failure of hard rock. Based on the change trend of energy release rate, rock displacement and plastic zone, an optimization excavation is suggested. The optimal excavating sequence could serve as reference in the design and construction.

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