Hydraulic Analysis of Immersed Tunnel Element's Immersion and its Application

Lin Wang Su; Lan Kang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.250-253.2360

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Hydraulic Analysis of Immersed Tunnel Element's Immersion and its Application

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The time domain responses of the immersed tunnel element under typical load combination case during its immersion are investigated based on the 3D potential method. The varied cross-section complicated model is built. The typical environmental and immersion parameters are considered. The results of different line models are compared and investigated. Numerical results demonstrate the effects of the mooring lines’ condition. The “optimum” balance between relative large mooring stiffness and relative safety tension can be realized by combining the coarse calculation and hydraulic exact analysis.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 250-253)

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May 2011

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Lin Wang Su, Lan Kang

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Cable Line, Hydraulic Analysis, Immersed Tunnel, Immersion, Time Domain

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