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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2024, Vol. 61 Issue (3) :131-140    DOI:
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Study on Numerical Simulation of Chloride Ion Erosion of Lining Segment Components under the Action of High Hydraulic Pressure
(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. 3rd Agent Construction Project Department)
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Abstract In order to investigate the migration and distribution pattern of chloride ions in segment structure, and de? termine the impact of the factors such as external hydraulic pressure conditions, chloride ion concentration, pore water pressure and erosion time on the erosion pattern of lining segment, the Jiaozhou Bay 2nd subsea tunnel in Qingdao is used as an example in this study. The numerical model for chloride ions erosion and migration in lining segment in saturated and non-saturated conditions under the action of high hydraulic pressure is created by using the COMSOL Multiphysics? finite element platform. The structural mechanics module (solid), truss module (truss), porous media dilute substance transfer module (tds) and Richards equation module (dl) are used to simulate the chloride ions erosion pattern of segment model component under the coupling action of bending load, high hydraulic pressure and chloride ion concentration. As the results indicate: The convection of chloride ions in a segment component under the action of high hydraulic pressure is mainly controlled by the water head, while their diffusion is mainly affected by concentration gradient. The chloride ion concentration-depth curve can be divided into the convection segment,transition segment and diffusion segment.
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CHEN Libao1 FENG Kun2 SUN Wenhao1 XING Wenjie2 PAN Jin2 GENG Junyang2 WANG Junling3
KeywordsSubsea shield tunnel   Lining segments   Coupling   Chloride ion erosion   High hydraulic pressure     
Abstract: In order to investigate the migration and distribution pattern of chloride ions in segment structure, and de? termine the impact of the factors such as external hydraulic pressure conditions, chloride ion concentration, pore water pressure and erosion time on the erosion pattern of lining segment, the Jiaozhou Bay 2nd subsea tunnel in Qingdao is used as an example in this study. The numerical model for chloride ions erosion and migration in lining segment in saturated and non-saturated conditions under the action of high hydraulic pressure is created by using the COMSOL Multiphysics? finite element platform. The structural mechanics module (solid), truss module (truss), porous media dilute substance transfer module (tds) and Richards equation module (dl) are used to simulate the chloride ions erosion pattern of segment model component under the coupling action of bending load, high hydraulic pressure and chloride ion concentration. As the results indicate: The convection of chloride ions in a segment component under the action of high hydraulic pressure is mainly controlled by the water head, while their diffusion is mainly affected by concentration gradient. The chloride ion concentration-depth curve can be divided into the convection segment,transition segment and diffusion segment.
KeywordsSubsea shield tunnel,   Lining segments,   Coupling,   Chloride ion erosion,   High hydraulic pressure     
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CHEN Libao1 FENG Kun2 SUN Wenhao1 XING Wenjie2 PAN Jin2 GENG Junyang2 WANG Junling3 .Study on Numerical Simulation of Chloride Ion Erosion of Lining Segment Components under the Action of High Hydraulic Pressure[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2024,V61(3): 131-140
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