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Summary of the Design and Construction
of Tunnels Passing Through Faulted Rock Masses
(Sichuan Provincial Transport Department Highway Planning, Survey,
Design and Research Institute, Chengdu 610041)
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Abstract  The entrance section of the Baidingzi Tunnel on the Bazhong-Dazhou expressway passes through faulted rock masses. The design and construction schemes were discussed repeatedly by the related parties and modifications were made twice to eliminate the threats of falling rocks and collapse and to ensure the smooth completion of tunnel construction. Furthermore, the design principles of “preventing the rock from falling and collapsing, enhancing the advance support, highlighting monitoring, bearing the whole load, and installing heavy support” are finally summed up. Meanwhile, the safety of the primary support and secondary lining were analyzed and evaluated by the SDC software independently developed by the authors, providing a theoretic basis for determining the support parameters.
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Keywords Tunnel   Faulted rock masses   Design principle   Support parameters     
Abstract:  The entrance section of the Baidingzi Tunnel on the Bazhong-Dazhou expressway passes through faulted rock masses. The design and construction schemes were discussed repeatedly by the related parties and modifications were made twice to eliminate the threats of falling rocks and collapse and to ensure the smooth completion of tunnel construction. Furthermore, the design principles of “preventing the rock from falling and collapsing, enhancing the advance support, highlighting monitoring, bearing the whole load, and installing heavy support” are finally summed up. Meanwhile, the safety of the primary support and secondary lining were analyzed and evaluated by the SDC software independently developed by the authors, providing a theoretic basis for determining the support parameters.
Keywords Tunnel,   Faulted rock masses,   Design principle,   Support parameters     
published: 2012-10-15
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