Analysis of the Ground Surface Settlement of Metro Tunnel by Using Peck Formula

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Based on the peck formula, this paper has analyzed measured data of ground surface subsidence, and get the regression curve of ground surface subsidence. Expression for degree of reliability of the maximum ground surface settlement is derived analytically by using central-point method. On the basis of a certain section of tunnel of Guangzhou subway constructed by mining excavation method, linear regression method can be effectively fitting the ground surface deformation data due to tunnel excavation. The central-point method provides a new way for reliability analysis of the ground surface settlement of shield construction.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1065-1069)

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414-420

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December 2014

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