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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2019, Vol. 56 Issue (4) :160-167    DOI:
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Construction Techniques of Shield Tunnels Approaching Existing Metro Tunnels in Soft Ground at Seafront Areas
(Shenzhen Municipal Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd., Shenzhen 518029)
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Abstract The running shield tunnel of Qianwan station-Guiwan station on the southern extension line of Shen? zhen Metro Line 5 passes closely over the existing tunnel of Shenzhen Metro Line 11, the overlapped region is located in the soft silt stratum at the seafront, a lot of buildings and underground structures are under construction nearby and they are greatly affected each other. To prevent from over-deformation or failure of the existing tunnel on metro line 11 during the construction of new shield tunnel, some preparation measures like supplementary geological survey, reinforcement of soil mass, additional reinforcement and sleeve valve grouting reinforcement were adopted before construction of the Qianwan-Guiwan running tunnel, and sectional construction, parameter adjustment, strict control of shield driving, quality management of segment erection, conditioning of soil mass, simultaneous grouting and compensation grouting were taken to ensure safe shield construction. The construction monitoring results show that the maximum tunnel displacement of metro line 11 induced by the shield construction of Qianwan-Guiwan running tunnel is 5.0 mm, meeting the safety requirements of metro protection.
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LIU Jianguo XU Tianhua SONG Chengpeng
KeywordsSoft soil   Metro tunnel   Shield   Approaching existing tunnel   Mutual effect   Reinforcement of soil mass   Construction control     
Abstract: The running shield tunnel of Qianwan station-Guiwan station on the southern extension line of Shen? zhen Metro Line 5 passes closely over the existing tunnel of Shenzhen Metro Line 11, the overlapped region is located in the soft silt stratum at the seafront, a lot of buildings and underground structures are under construction nearby and they are greatly affected each other. To prevent from over-deformation or failure of the existing tunnel on metro line 11 during the construction of new shield tunnel, some preparation measures like supplementary geological survey, reinforcement of soil mass, additional reinforcement and sleeve valve grouting reinforcement were adopted before construction of the Qianwan-Guiwan running tunnel, and sectional construction, parameter adjustment, strict control of shield driving, quality management of segment erection, conditioning of soil mass, simultaneous grouting and compensation grouting were taken to ensure safe shield construction. The construction monitoring results show that the maximum tunnel displacement of metro line 11 induced by the shield construction of Qianwan-Guiwan running tunnel is 5.0 mm, meeting the safety requirements of metro protection.
KeywordsSoft soil,   Metro tunnel,   Shield,   Approaching existing tunnel,   Mutual effect,   Reinforcement of soil mass,   Construction control     
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LIU Jianguo XU Tianhua SONG Chengpeng .Construction Techniques of Shield Tunnels Approaching Existing Metro Tunnels in Soft Ground at Seafront Areas[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2019,V56(4): 160-167
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