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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2011, Vol. 48 Issue (5) :129-133    DOI:
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Construction Technique for the Intersection of the Inclined Shaft and Main Tunnel of the Shilin Tunnel
(Shaanxi Railway Engineering Vocational Technical Institute, Weinan  714000)
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Abstract  A reasonable construction scheme is the foundation of safe and smooth construction during the construction of an intersection of an inclined shaft and the main tunnel. Different methods for intersecting the inclined shaft and main tunnel are addressed with respect to surrounding rock of various classes. For surrounding rock of classes II and III, a full-face excavation should be implemented to enter directly into the main tunnel. For surrounding rock of classes IV and V, the pilot tunnel method should be used with a circular curve to construct the main tunnel after reaching the boundary of the inclined shaft and main tunnel.
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LI Xiao-Bin
Keywords： Tunnel   Inclined shaft   Intersection   Construction technology     
Abstract：  A reasonable construction scheme is the foundation of safe and smooth construction during the construction of an intersection of an inclined shaft and the main tunnel. Different methods for intersecting the inclined shaft and main tunnel are addressed with respect to surrounding rock of various classes. For surrounding rock of classes II and III, a full-face excavation should be implemented to enter directly into the main tunnel. For surrounding rock of classes IV and V, the pilot tunnel method should be used with a circular curve to construct the main tunnel after reaching the boundary of the inclined shaft and main tunnel.
Keywords： Tunnel,   Inclined shaft,   Intersection,   Construction technology     
published: 2011-07-21
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LI Xiao-Bin .Construction Technique for the Intersection of the Inclined Shaft and Main Tunnel of the Shilin Tunnel[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2011,V48(5): 129-133
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