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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2024, Vol. 61 Issue (6) :118-128    DOI:
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Analysis of the Support Effect of Micro Steel Pipe Pile-Anchor Bolt at Tunnel Portal Slope Based on the Incremental Method
(1. School of Civil Engineering, Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology, Xi'an 710005; 2. Shaanxi Key Laboratory of Geotechnical and Underground Space Engineering, Xi'an 710005; 3. Research Institute of Tunnel and Underground Structure Engineering, Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology, Xi'an 710005; 4. China Road and Bridge Corporation, Beijing 100011;5. The First Engineering Co., Ltd., China Railway 20th Bureau Group Co., Ltd., Suzhou 215151)
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Abstract The combined support system of micro steel pipe pile and anchor bolt, due to its advantages such as con? venient construction, simple structure, and flexible layout, is widely used in landslide remediation and foundation pit protection projects, but its application in tunnel portal slopes is less common. Based on the Georgia No. 1 Tunnel project, the incremental method is used to conduct a numerical simulation study of the support effect of the micro steel pipe pile-anchor bolt system at tunnel portal slopes, and the simulation results are analyzed in conjunction with field monitoring data. The research results show that the incremental method considering the construction process is more reasonable for simulating the micro steel pipe pile-anchor bolt support system. After the pile breaking construction, the maximum displacement of the slope is 10.20 mm, the maximum axial force of the anchor bolt is 339.42 kN, which is less than the design axial force of the anchor bolt of 420.14 kN. The maximum lateral displacement of the selected characteristic pile is 9.90 mm, and the maximum bending moment is 31.26 kN·m, which is lower than the design bending moment value of 84.80 kN·m. The actual monitoring results of the vertical displacement of the slope and the numerical simulation results both show a "V" shaped distribution and the data are consistent. The crown settlements of the left and right tunnels are 11.11 mm and 8.01 mm, respectively, and the horizontal displacements are 2.33 mm and 1.30 mm, respectively. The micro steel pipe pile-anchor bolt support system has been sucessfully applied to the Georgia No. 1 Tunnel project, ensuring the construction safety of the tunnel portal section.
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XU Xiaojing1
2 SONG Zhanping1
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3 TIAN Xiaoxu1
2 DING Libo? SUN Yinhao? ZHAO Junbo1
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KeywordsTunnel engineering   Incremental method   Micro steel pipe pile-anchor bolt   Tunnel portal slope   Sup? port effect     
Abstract: The combined support system of micro steel pipe pile and anchor bolt, due to its advantages such as con? venient construction, simple structure, and flexible layout, is widely used in landslide remediation and foundation pit protection projects, but its application in tunnel portal slopes is less common. Based on the Georgia No. 1 Tunnel project, the incremental method is used to conduct a numerical simulation study of the support effect of the micro steel pipe pile-anchor bolt system at tunnel portal slopes, and the simulation results are analyzed in conjunction with field monitoring data. The research results show that the incremental method considering the construction process is more reasonable for simulating the micro steel pipe pile-anchor bolt support system. After the pile breaking construction, the maximum displacement of the slope is 10.20 mm, the maximum axial force of the anchor bolt is 339.42 kN, which is less than the design axial force of the anchor bolt of 420.14 kN. The maximum lateral displacement of the selected characteristic pile is 9.90 mm, and the maximum bending moment is 31.26 kN·m, which is lower than the design bending moment value of 84.80 kN·m. The actual monitoring results of the vertical displacement of the slope and the numerical simulation results both show a "V" shaped distribution and the data are consistent. The crown settlements of the left and right tunnels are 11.11 mm and 8.01 mm, respectively, and the horizontal displacements are 2.33 mm and 1.30 mm, respectively. The micro steel pipe pile-anchor bolt support system has been sucessfully applied to the Georgia No. 1 Tunnel project, ensuring the construction safety of the tunnel portal section.
KeywordsTunnel engineering,   Incremental method,   Micro steel pipe pile-anchor bolt,   Tunnel portal slope,   Sup? port effect     
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XU Xiaojing1, 2 SONG Zhanping1, 2 etc .Analysis of the Support Effect of Micro Steel Pipe Pile-Anchor Bolt at Tunnel Portal Slope Based on the Incremental Method[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2024,V61(6): 118-128
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