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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2022, Vol. 59 Issue (6) :106-113    DOI:
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Test Verification of Synchronous Technology Combining Shield Tunnelling with Segment Assembling Based on the Principle of Maximum Pressure Redundancy
(1. Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai 200232; 2. Shanghai Urban Construction Tunnel Equipment Co., Ltd.,Shanghai 200137)
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Abstract To greatly improve the shield construction efficiency and reduce the construction cost, a synchronous technology combining shield tunnelling and segment assembling was proposed through the active control of the oil pressures of the shield propulsion system, and a total thrust force control method based on the principle of maximum pressure redundancy was built. Then, the whole system was tested and verified on the large-scale model test platform for synchronous technology combining shield tunnelling and segment assembling. The results showed that the control accuracy of the hydro-cylinder pressures of the shield propulsion system was high, and the total thrust force was controlled within ± 3% of the target value; at the moment of segment assembly, the shield attitudes and propulsion speeds suddenly changed due to the limitation of the response time of the hydro-cylinder pressures, and both would return to the initial values in the full-cylinder propulsion mode; the segment structure had sufficient compressive capacity, and the utilization rate of the compressive strength was only 61.2%.
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YUAN Xianghua1
2 ZHU Yanfei1 ZHU Yeting1
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KeywordsShield tunnelling   Segment assembly   Synchronous thrust and erection   Model test   Redundancy     
Abstract: To greatly improve the shield construction efficiency and reduce the construction cost, a synchronous technology combining shield tunnelling and segment assembling was proposed through the active control of the oil pressures of the shield propulsion system, and a total thrust force control method based on the principle of maximum pressure redundancy was built. Then, the whole system was tested and verified on the large-scale model test platform for synchronous technology combining shield tunnelling and segment assembling. The results showed that the control accuracy of the hydro-cylinder pressures of the shield propulsion system was high, and the total thrust force was controlled within ± 3% of the target value; at the moment of segment assembly, the shield attitudes and propulsion speeds suddenly changed due to the limitation of the response time of the hydro-cylinder pressures, and both would return to the initial values in the full-cylinder propulsion mode; the segment structure had sufficient compressive capacity, and the utilization rate of the compressive strength was only 61.2%.
KeywordsShield tunnelling,   Segment assembly,   Synchronous thrust and erection,   Model test,   Redundancy     
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YUAN Xianghua1, 2 ZHU Yanfei1 ZHU Yeting1, 2 .Test Verification of Synchronous Technology Combining Shield Tunnelling with Segment Assembling Based on the Principle of Maximum Pressure Redundancy[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2022,V59(6): 106-113
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