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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2024, Vol. 61 Issue (1) :107-116    DOI:
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Study on the Effect of Internal Structure Construction Mode on the Explosive Dynamic Response in Highway-Railway Combined Shield Tunnel
(1. China Railway Siyuan Survey and Design Group Co., Ltd., Wuhan 430063; 2. Key Laboratory of Transportation Tunnel Engineering,Ministry of Education, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu 610031; 3. Hubei Provincial Engineering Laboratory for Underwater Tunnel Technology, Wuhan 430063)
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Abstract In order to ascertain how the various internal structure construction modes affect the blast resistance of shield tunnel segment and internal structure, the 3D fine numerical calculation model for semi-prefabricated internal structure and cast-in-situ internal structure has been created for the purpose of engineering application in highway-railway combined shield tunnel, and the dynamic response and damage characteristics of segment and internal structure under the effect of blast load have been calculated and analyzed by using the explicit dynamic time history method. The study results indicate: compared with cast-in-situ internal structure, semi-prefabricated internal structure shows stronger acceleration response at the connections under the effect of blast load and its longitudinal acceleration peak is attenuated faster, but the internal structure sustains less severe damage. In addition, the acceleration peak at segment joint experiences abrupt change, and when the explosive is detonated in the middle of the traffic space, the acceleration peak at segment joint of semi-prefabricated internal structure is 20%~49% less than the acceleration peak at segment joint of cast-in-situ internal structure.
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XIAO Mingqing1
3 FENG Kun2 WANG Shaofeng1
3 YANG Hao2 GUO Wenqi2
KeywordsShield tunnel   Internal structure   Blast   Highway-railway combined tunnel section   Dynamic response     
Abstract: In order to ascertain how the various internal structure construction modes affect the blast resistance of shield tunnel segment and internal structure, the 3D fine numerical calculation model for semi-prefabricated internal structure and cast-in-situ internal structure has been created for the purpose of engineering application in highway-railway combined shield tunnel, and the dynamic response and damage characteristics of segment and internal structure under the effect of blast load have been calculated and analyzed by using the explicit dynamic time history method. The study results indicate: compared with cast-in-situ internal structure, semi-prefabricated internal structure shows stronger acceleration response at the connections under the effect of blast load and its longitudinal acceleration peak is attenuated faster, but the internal structure sustains less severe damage. In addition, the acceleration peak at segment joint experiences abrupt change, and when the explosive is detonated in the middle of the traffic space, the acceleration peak at segment joint of semi-prefabricated internal structure is 20%~49% less than the acceleration peak at segment joint of cast-in-situ internal structure.
KeywordsShield tunnel,   Internal structure,   Blast,   Highway-railway combined tunnel section,   Dynamic response     
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XIAO Mingqing1, 3 FENG Kun2 WANG Shaofeng1, 3 YANG Hao2 GUO Wenqi2 .Study on the Effect of Internal Structure Construction Mode on the Explosive Dynamic Response in Highway-Railway Combined Shield Tunnel[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2024,V61(1): 107-116
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