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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2024, Vol. 61 Issue (3) :276-289    DOI:
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Study on Impact Zoning Method and Zoning Control Technique for Construction of Large-diameter Shield Tunnel Adjacent to Viaduct Pile Foundation Group
(China Railway 14th Bureau Group Mega Shield Construction Engineering Co., Ltd., Nanjing 211899)
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Abstract In order to investigate the impact zoning for large-diameter shield tunnel adjacent to viaduct pile founda? tion group and propose effective comprehensive control measures, the shield construction adjacent to viaduct pile foundation group in the Qibaoshan Station-Huajing Station interval in the Shanghai Airport Link Project is used as an example in this study, and numerical simulation and theoretical analysis are conducted to devise the adjacent impact zoning method. Numerical simulation and field test are conducted to investigate the control result and effectiveness of the zoned reinforcement scheme. The following conclusions are drawn: (1) The adjacent impact zoning method devised based on horizontal adjacent degree and vertical adjacent degree can be used for adjacent degree analysis of pile foundation group. (2) The combined reinforcement method of MJS reinforcement +isolation pile + sleeve valve pipe grouting below pile cap is proposed for strong impact zone, while the zoning control by isolation pile is proposed for weak impact zone. (3) The isolation pile is mainly meant to isolate the horizontal deformation of soil mass, while the MJS reinforcement and grouting below pile cap are mainly meant to reinforce the soil mass and minimize the looseness and slippage of soil mass induced by excavation. (4) The zoning control technique can reduce overall settlement of pile cap by 50.4% and its horizontal displacement by 69.7%, and reduce overall settlement of pier column by 47.7% and its horizontal displacement by 56.0%; the tilt of pier column is kept within 37.1%~46.9%.
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GE Zhaoguo
KeywordsLarge diameter shield tunnel   Approaching construction   Viaduct pile foundation group   Impact zoning   Reinforcement technique     
Abstract: In order to investigate the impact zoning for large-diameter shield tunnel adjacent to viaduct pile founda? tion group and propose effective comprehensive control measures, the shield construction adjacent to viaduct pile foundation group in the Qibaoshan Station-Huajing Station interval in the Shanghai Airport Link Project is used as an example in this study, and numerical simulation and theoretical analysis are conducted to devise the adjacent impact zoning method. Numerical simulation and field test are conducted to investigate the control result and effectiveness of the zoned reinforcement scheme. The following conclusions are drawn: (1) The adjacent impact zoning method devised based on horizontal adjacent degree and vertical adjacent degree can be used for adjacent degree analysis of pile foundation group. (2) The combined reinforcement method of MJS reinforcement +isolation pile + sleeve valve pipe grouting below pile cap is proposed for strong impact zone, while the zoning control by isolation pile is proposed for weak impact zone. (3) The isolation pile is mainly meant to isolate the horizontal deformation of soil mass, while the MJS reinforcement and grouting below pile cap are mainly meant to reinforce the soil mass and minimize the looseness and slippage of soil mass induced by excavation. (4) The zoning control technique can reduce overall settlement of pile cap by 50.4% and its horizontal displacement by 69.7%, and reduce overall settlement of pier column by 47.7% and its horizontal displacement by 56.0%; the tilt of pier column is kept within 37.1%~46.9%.
KeywordsLarge diameter shield tunnel,   Approaching construction,   Viaduct pile foundation group,   Impact zoning,   Reinforcement technique     
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GE Zhaoguo .Study on Impact Zoning Method and Zoning Control Technique for Construction of Large-diameter Shield Tunnel Adjacent to Viaduct Pile Foundation Group[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2024,V61(3): 276-289
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