Analysis on Surrounding Rock Deformation of Shallowly-Buried Portal Part of Double-Line Tunnel

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Through studying the ground surface settlement monitoring for Fang Dou Shan highway tunnel Shallowly-buried Portal Part, this paper mainly discusses the deformation of surrounding rock range from ground surface to the arch crown of double-line tunnel, and analyses the effect on stability of surrounding rock during construction, with the whole process of excavation of highway tunnel being simulated by FLAC_3D. It can make great significance for construction safety and some other related parts.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 250-253)

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1418-1421

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May 2011

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