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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2022, Vol. 59 Issue (1) :232-240    DOI:
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Study on the Law of Separation Defects of Monolithic Track Bed in Shield Tunnels
(1. China Railway City Development and Investment Group Co., Ltd., Chengdu 610218; 2. School of Civil Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu 610031; 3. Key Laboratory of Transportation Tunnel Engineering, Ministry of Education, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu 610031)
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Abstract The separation defects of monolithic track bed in shield tunnels have seriously affected the safety of sub? way operation. In order to study the law of separation defects of monolithic track bed, taking an operating subway line in China as the engineering background, it establishes a numerical model of monolithic track bed-segmentgrouting layer. The research results show that: (1) when the train wheel set acts on one side of the track bed near the expansion joint, it will cause larger separation deformation of the track bed, which is the most unfavorable position;(2) the separation amount caused by train load under vibration is much greater than that under static load, and there is a functional relationship between the two separations; (3) the location of the expansion joint is the area where separation is most likely to occur. The separation first occurs at the edges of both sides of the expansion joint, and with the increase of the action time of the dynamic load of train, the separation area extends to 1.5 m of the expansion joint; and (4) both the grouting layer stiffness and the contact surface bond strength are important factors affecting the separation amount, and increasing the stiffness of the grouting layer and the bond strength of the track bed-segment contact surface can effectively reduce the separation amount.
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HE Jian1 PENG Yuekai1 LIANG Xiao2
3 QI Taiyue2
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KeywordsShield tunnel   Monolithic track bed   Separation defect   Finite element analysis     
Abstract: The separation defects of monolithic track bed in shield tunnels have seriously affected the safety of sub? way operation. In order to study the law of separation defects of monolithic track bed, taking an operating subway line in China as the engineering background, it establishes a numerical model of monolithic track bed-segmentgrouting layer. The research results show that: (1) when the train wheel set acts on one side of the track bed near the expansion joint, it will cause larger separation deformation of the track bed, which is the most unfavorable position;(2) the separation amount caused by train load under vibration is much greater than that under static load, and there is a functional relationship between the two separations; (3) the location of the expansion joint is the area where separation is most likely to occur. The separation first occurs at the edges of both sides of the expansion joint, and with the increase of the action time of the dynamic load of train, the separation area extends to 1.5 m of the expansion joint; and (4) both the grouting layer stiffness and the contact surface bond strength are important factors affecting the separation amount, and increasing the stiffness of the grouting layer and the bond strength of the track bed-segment contact surface can effectively reduce the separation amount.
KeywordsShield tunnel,   Monolithic track bed,   Separation defect,   Finite element analysis     
Received: 2021-03-29;
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HE Jian1 PENG Yuekai1 LIANG Xiao2, 3 QI Taiyue2, 3 .Study on the Law of Separation Defects of Monolithic Track Bed in Shield Tunnels[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2022,V59(1): 232-240
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