Ground Adaptability Characterization for Digging in Complex Geotechnical Conditions and Risk Mitigation

Wei Wei Yu; Xuan Guo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.415-417.1431

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Ground Adaptability Characterization for Digging in Complex Geotechnical Conditions and Risk Mitigation

Abstract:

Characterization of geotechnical digging and control the dynamical settlement is very necessary to mitigate construction risk. The metro tunnels of being constructed access to each other or near to the ground is high risk and physically difficult and costly. The control method becomes imperative. Some cases of digging prediction of ground movements and assessment of risk of damage to above or adjacent constructions have become an important issue especially in urban projec. Ground adaptability characterization is the key of control the tunneling in complex geotechnical conditions both in rock and soft stratum. High and changed water-soil pressure also is risk factors to effect tunneling process. Beside discussion of risk mitigation associate to tunnel construction, the developing settlement control and simulations are given to describe the methods of control risk.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 415-417)

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December 2011

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Wei Wei Yu, Xuan Guo

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Complex Geotechnical Conditions, Digging, Ground Adaptability Characterization, Risk Migration

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