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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2021, Vol. 58 Issue (3) :94-99    DOI:
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Research on the Calculation Method of Vertical Soil Pressure on High-Filled Open Cut Tunnels Based on Multi-factor Coupling
(1 College of Civil Engineering, Lanzhou Jiaotong University, Lanzhou 730070; 2 College of Civil Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu 610031)
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Abstract On the basis of the traditional calculation theory of soil pressure, this paper modifies the traditional cal? culation formula of soil pressure by defining related influence coefficients such as the tunnel width, section type, filling property, slope angle/ trench width, and proposes a calculating formula for the vertical soil pressure on the top of a high-filled open cut tunnel under considering these four influence coefficients. Firstly, the uneven soil pressures are transformed into uniformly distributed loads through the equivalent load method, the mathematical expression of the regression curve of vertical soil pressure on the top of the high-filled open cut tunnel is determined through the mathematical regression method and numerical simulation method, and the change law of the influence coefficients with H/W (the ratio of filling height to tunnel width) is analyzed, obtaining the influence degree and trend of the influence coefficients on the vertical soil pressure on the top of the high-filled open cut tunnel, so as to determine the calculating formula for the vertical soil pressure on the top of the tunnel. Then the established formula is verified by selecting two design conditions of railway open cut tunnels, and the results show that the average relative error between the calculation results by the proposed formula and the numerical simulation results is 1.68%, which verifies the correctness of the formula.
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HAN Guoqiang1 ZHOU Peng1 LI Sheng1 HE Chuan2 MA Li1
KeywordsHigh-filled open cut tunnel   Vertical soil pressure   Influence coefficient   Numerical simulation     
Abstract: On the basis of the traditional calculation theory of soil pressure, this paper modifies the traditional cal? culation formula of soil pressure by defining related influence coefficients such as the tunnel width, section type, filling property, slope angle/ trench width, and proposes a calculating formula for the vertical soil pressure on the top of a high-filled open cut tunnel under considering these four influence coefficients. Firstly, the uneven soil pressures are transformed into uniformly distributed loads through the equivalent load method, the mathematical expression of the regression curve of vertical soil pressure on the top of the high-filled open cut tunnel is determined through the mathematical regression method and numerical simulation method, and the change law of the influence coefficients with H/W (the ratio of filling height to tunnel width) is analyzed, obtaining the influence degree and trend of the influence coefficients on the vertical soil pressure on the top of the high-filled open cut tunnel, so as to determine the calculating formula for the vertical soil pressure on the top of the tunnel. Then the established formula is verified by selecting two design conditions of railway open cut tunnels, and the results show that the average relative error between the calculation results by the proposed formula and the numerical simulation results is 1.68%, which verifies the correctness of the formula.
KeywordsHigh-filled open cut tunnel,   Vertical soil pressure,   Influence coefficient,   Numerical simulation     
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HAN Guoqiang1 ZHOU Peng1 LI Sheng1 HE Chuan2 MA Li1 .Research on the Calculation Method of Vertical Soil Pressure on High-Filled Open Cut Tunnels Based on Multi-factor Coupling[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2021,V58(3): 94-99
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