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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2011, Vol. 48 Issue (4) :72-77    DOI:
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Study of Shearing Mechanical Properties of Segment Joints of Shield Tunnels
(School of Civil Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu 610031)
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Abstract Three sets of shear loading tests for circumferential segment joints of the Nanjing Yangtze river tunnel were carried out, including shearing without bolts, ordinal shearing with bolts, and reverse shearing with bolts. The mechanical behavior, deformations, and failure characteristics of the segment joints were investigated. The static friction coefficient of the concrete contact faces was determined. It was concluded that the shear resistance of the segment joints is mainly mobilized by the concrete contact faces and the failure characteristics are ductile shear damage of the oblique bolts. The segment internal forces were calculated by FEM. Results showed that the shear/axial force ratio of segment joint is less than the friction coefficient of the concrete contact faces, that dislocation will not occur between the segments, and that the structure is stable.
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GUO Rui
He-Chuan
Su-Zong-Xian
Peng-Zhi-Zhong
Keywords Shield tunnel   Segment joint   Shear loading test   Failure characteristics     
Abstract: Three sets of shear loading tests for circumferential segment joints of the Nanjing Yangtze river tunnel were carried out, including shearing without bolts, ordinal shearing with bolts, and reverse shearing with bolts. The mechanical behavior, deformations, and failure characteristics of the segment joints were investigated. The static friction coefficient of the concrete contact faces was determined. It was concluded that the shear resistance of the segment joints is mainly mobilized by the concrete contact faces and the failure characteristics are ductile shear damage of the oblique bolts. The segment internal forces were calculated by FEM. Results showed that the shear/axial force ratio of segment joint is less than the friction coefficient of the concrete contact faces, that dislocation will not occur between the segments, and that the structure is stable.
Keywords Shield tunnel,   Segment joint,   Shear loading test,   Failure characteristics     
published: 2011-01-21
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GUO Rui, He-Chuan, Su-Zong-Xian etc .Study of Shearing Mechanical Properties of Segment Joints of Shield Tunnels[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2011,V48(4): 72-77
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