Abstract Based on the characteristics of tunnel structure defects caused by sulfate erosion in southwest China and the associated defect classification of tunnel structures both at home and abroad, the defects are divided into 4 classifications. This paper describes the dividing criteria for the various classifications and discusses the corresponding quantitative dividing method.
Keywords :
Tunnel structure
Defect classification
Sulfate erosion
Abstract :
Based on the characteristics of tunnel structure defects caused by sulfate erosion in southwest China and the associated defect classification of tunnel structures both at home and abroad, the defects are divided into 4 classifications. This paper describes the dividing criteria for the various classifications and discusses the corresponding quantitative dividing method.
Keywords :
Tunnel structure ,
Defect classification ,
Sulfate erosion
published: 2011-07-25
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