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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2021, Vol. 58 Issue (6) :218-224    DOI:
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Study on Pre-reinforcement Schemes for a Shield Tunnel Passing under the Pile Foundation of an Urban Viaduct
(CCCC Second Highway Consultants Co., Ltd., Wuhan 430056)
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Abstract In this paper, the pre-reinforcement schemes for the pile foundations of an urban viaduct before shield construction are systematically analyzed on the basis of a shield-driven running tunnel passing under the existing urban viaduct, and four reinforcement schemes are put forward: namely the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes, the pre-reinforcement scheme with isolation piles, the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes + isolation piles, and the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes + isolation piles + additional pile foundations. Then, the design idea of each pre-reinforcement scheme is introduced in detail and the refined three-dimensional numerical simulation calculation is performed for four pre-reinforcement schemes. The results show that the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes alone and that with isolation piles alone have limited effect; the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes and isolation piles can desirably control the horizontal displacement, vertical settlement and differential settlement of piers and abutments, with good reinforcement effect; the pre-reinforcement scheme with additional pile foundations has limited contribution to settlement control, and so with a low cost performance.
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LIU Xialin ZHANG Jun CHEN Biguang LIU Shangge SHU Heng
KeywordsShield tunnel   Crossing under a viaduct   3D FEM simulation   Pre-reinforcement scheme     
Abstract: In this paper, the pre-reinforcement schemes for the pile foundations of an urban viaduct before shield construction are systematically analyzed on the basis of a shield-driven running tunnel passing under the existing urban viaduct, and four reinforcement schemes are put forward: namely the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes, the pre-reinforcement scheme with isolation piles, the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes + isolation piles, and the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes + isolation piles + additional pile foundations. Then, the design idea of each pre-reinforcement scheme is introduced in detail and the refined three-dimensional numerical simulation calculation is performed for four pre-reinforcement schemes. The results show that the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes alone and that with isolation piles alone have limited effect; the pre-reinforcement scheme with sleeve valve grouting pipes and isolation piles can desirably control the horizontal displacement, vertical settlement and differential settlement of piers and abutments, with good reinforcement effect; the pre-reinforcement scheme with additional pile foundations has limited contribution to settlement control, and so with a low cost performance.
KeywordsShield tunnel,   Crossing under a viaduct,   3D FEM simulation,   Pre-reinforcement scheme     
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LIU Xialin ZHANG Jun CHEN Biguang LIU Shangge SHU Heng .Study on Pre-reinforcement Schemes for a Shield Tunnel Passing under the Pile Foundation of an Urban Viaduct[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2021,V58(6): 218-224
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