Excavation Mechanics Analyses for Shield Tunnels Considering Consolidation Material Property Impacts

Zhi Guo Zhang; Peng Pan; Xiao Guang Xi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.468.110

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Excavation Mechanics Analyses for Shield Tunnels Considering Consolidation Material Property Impacts

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Current researches of material engineering give little investigations on the construction impacts of soil consolidation material property. Based on the Shanghai tunneling case, the excavation mechanics analyses for shield tunnels are conducted considering soil consolidation material property using 3D (three-dimensional) finite element numerical simulation method. The longitudinal deformation behaviors for existing tunnel after the completion of shield tunnel excavation are obtained under several typical cases of soil consolidation, including one month later, one year later, and ten years later. It is shown that the consolidation material property has a significant post-construction time effects on the vertical displacements of existing tunnels. The stringent stipulations on controlling the deformation for buried structures and strengthened monitoring measures are necessary and substantial for reducing potential service risks according to the post-construction state.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 468)

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Zhi Guo Zhang*, Peng Pan, Xiao Guang Xi

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3D Numerical Model, Consolidation Material, Excavation Mechanics, Shield Tunnels

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