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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2011, Vol. 48 Issue (4) :1-5    DOI:
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Water and Mud Outburst Treatment for F3 Fault of the Jiubao Tunnel on the Zhangjiako-Jining Railway
(1 Engineering Management Center of Ministry of Railways, Beijing  100866; 2 China Railway 12th Engineering Bureau Group Co., Ltd., Taiyuan  030024; 3.Scientific Research Institute, China Railway Tunnel Engineering Group, Luoyan 471009)
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Abstract The Jiubao Tunnel passes through old Archaeozoic metamorphic strata with complex geology and soft surrounding rocks. During tunnel construction, mud and water outbursts were encountered several times resulting in damaged supports and delays to construction. The treatment principles of "pressure reduction by water discharging, grouting reinforcement and pipe-roofing support" and relative construction measures were adopted to make construction of the tunnel safe and efficient.
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ZHANG Mei-1
Xiao-Guang-Zhi-1
Zhao-Xi-Min-2
Sun-Guo-Qing-3
Keywords：  Tunneling   Fault   Mud and water outburst   Treatment     
Abstract： The Jiubao Tunnel passes through old Archaeozoic metamorphic strata with complex geology and soft surrounding rocks. During tunnel construction, mud and water outbursts were encountered several times resulting in damaged supports and delays to construction. The treatment principles of "pressure reduction by water discharging, grouting reinforcement and pipe-roofing support" and relative construction measures were adopted to make construction of the tunnel safe and efficient.
Keywords：  Tunneling,   Fault,   Mud and water outburst,   Treatment     
published: 2011-04-08
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ZHANG Mei-1, Xiao-Guang-Zhi-1, Zhao-Xi-Min-2 etc .Water and Mud Outburst Treatment for F3 Fault of the Jiubao Tunnel on the Zhangjiako-Jining Railway[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2011,V48(4): 1-5
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