Force State of Country Rock and Supporting Structure in Multi-Arch Tunnel under Central Hole + CRD Method

Jun Li; Zong Lin Wang; Jun Fei Zhong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.580-583.1192

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Force State of Country Rock and Supporting Structure in Multi-Arch Tunnel under Central Hole + CRD Method

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The reason situ stress is very complicated, and it is still not very clear question. In this paper, the construction process through practical engineering analysis on a variety of construction methods and steps arch tunnel to study the effects of different excavation methods and deep anchor support large section tunnel under guard by theoretical analysis of surrounding rock stress field, strain field and variation of the displacement field, analysis of different rock excavation methods, supporting stress state characteristics, in order to optimize the choice of tunneling method provides a theoretical basis. Under the conditions all kinds of rock reasonable steps to secure construction methods put forward and lay the foundation for long-term safety arch tunnel.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 580-583)

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Jun Li*, Zong Lin Wang, Jun Fei Zhong

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Construction Mechanics, Engineering Mechanics, Rock Stress, Tunneling

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