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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2022, Vol. 59 Issue (2) :192-199    DOI:
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Key Technologies in the Design of the Xiangyang Hanjiang Immersed Tube Tunnel
(CCCC Highway Consultants Co., Ltd., Beijing 100088)
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Abstract Based on the engineering design practice of the Xiangyang Hanjiang Immersed Tube Tunnel, and in view of the tunnel characteristics, such as strong scouring, deep and thick highly-permeable ground and high requirement for flood control, this paper investigates the various aspects in terms of the tunnel design, including the horizontal-and longitudinal layout of the tunnel, the tunnel element structure and water-stopping structure of the joints, the type and structure of the dry dock, foundation and backfilling of the immersed tube tunnel, final closure joint structure and water-stopping structure of the connection ends. The results show that: (1) for the inland river immersed tube tunnel, the arrangement scheme of long-distance dual-axis dry dock is adopted, and the support and water isolation problems of the deep foundation in highly permeable strata are solved through a combination of technologies,such as lattice underground diaphragm wall, ultra-deep closed curtain, underground diaphragm wall with prestressed anchor cables and concrete sealing bottom; (2) the full-face continuous casting technology is used to prefabricate monolithic elements, and the independently developed water stop profiles are first used for the element joints;(3) for the inland river immersed tube tunnel, a high-precision floating leveling barge is used for pre-paving the peb? ble foundation, and the anti-scouring solution is provided for the top of the elements in strong scouring areas; (4) the land final joint without independent thrust structure is used, and at the connection end the support structure composed of large diameter interlocked steel pipe piles and outside water-stopping wall as well as the secondary waterstopping structure composed of piece-by piece hoisted double-wall steel cofferdam are installed according the project demand.
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WANG Yong XU Guoping LI Yong LIU Minghu REN Yaopu XU Yu FAN Zhe
KeywordsInland river immersed tube tunnel   Design   Strong scouring   Sandy pebbles     
Abstract: Based on the engineering design practice of the Xiangyang Hanjiang Immersed Tube Tunnel, and in view of the tunnel characteristics, such as strong scouring, deep and thick highly-permeable ground and high requirement for flood control, this paper investigates the various aspects in terms of the tunnel design, including the horizontal-and longitudinal layout of the tunnel, the tunnel element structure and water-stopping structure of the joints, the type and structure of the dry dock, foundation and backfilling of the immersed tube tunnel, final closure joint structure and water-stopping structure of the connection ends. The results show that: (1) for the inland river immersed tube tunnel, the arrangement scheme of long-distance dual-axis dry dock is adopted, and the support and water isolation problems of the deep foundation in highly permeable strata are solved through a combination of technologies,such as lattice underground diaphragm wall, ultra-deep closed curtain, underground diaphragm wall with prestressed anchor cables and concrete sealing bottom; (2) the full-face continuous casting technology is used to prefabricate monolithic elements, and the independently developed water stop profiles are first used for the element joints;(3) for the inland river immersed tube tunnel, a high-precision floating leveling barge is used for pre-paving the peb? ble foundation, and the anti-scouring solution is provided for the top of the elements in strong scouring areas; (4) the land final joint without independent thrust structure is used, and at the connection end the support structure composed of large diameter interlocked steel pipe piles and outside water-stopping wall as well as the secondary waterstopping structure composed of piece-by piece hoisted double-wall steel cofferdam are installed according the project demand.
KeywordsInland river immersed tube tunnel,   Design,   Strong scouring,   Sandy pebbles     
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WANG Yong XU Guoping LI Yong LIU Minghu REN Yaopu XU Yu FAN Zhe .Key Technologies in the Design of the Xiangyang Hanjiang Immersed Tube Tunnel[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2022,V59(2): 192-199
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