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Roles and Structures of Cold-Proof Drainage Tunnels for Different Permafrost Tunnels
(1 Department of Geotechnical Engineering, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092; 2 China Railway Siyuan Survey and Design Group Co. Ltd., Wuhan 430063)
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Abstract Most tunnels built in cold regions suffer from frost damages such as lining cracking, icing up on the side-wall and icy pavement, which seriously affect normal tunnel operation and threaten the safety of the tunnels.As a common water drainage method in cold areas, cold-proof drainage tunnels are widely used in tunnelling, but drainage effects are quite different for different tunnels due to minimal research of the mechanisms of cold-proof drainage tunnels and improper implementation of the cold-proofdrainage tunnels. By analyzing the roles of coldproof drainage tunnels in different permafrost situations, this paper presents the applicability of and design requirements for cold-proof drainage tunnels. Considering these drainage tunnels just function as water channels in stable frozen and local permafrost tunnels, a new section type and layout design for cold-proof drainage tunnels are proposed that reduce the construction cost of drainage systems and decrease the impact of cold-proof drainage tunnel construction on the safety and construction schedule of the main tunnel, protect the original state of the permafrost,and are favorable for the long-term stability of the tunnel structure.
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XIA Cai-Chu- 1 He- Jia- 1 Fan-Dong-Fang- 2
KeywordsTunnels in cold regions   Water drainage system   Cold-proof water drainage tunnel   Permafrost     
Abstract: Most tunnels built in cold regions suffer from frost damages such as lining cracking, icing up on the side-wall and icy pavement, which seriously affect normal tunnel operation and threaten the safety of the tunnels.As a common water drainage method in cold areas, cold-proof drainage tunnels are widely used in tunnelling, but drainage effects are quite different for different tunnels due to minimal research of the mechanisms of cold-proof drainage tunnels and improper implementation of the cold-proofdrainage tunnels. By analyzing the roles of coldproof drainage tunnels in different permafrost situations, this paper presents the applicability of and design requirements for cold-proof drainage tunnels. Considering these drainage tunnels just function as water channels in stable frozen and local permafrost tunnels, a new section type and layout design for cold-proof drainage tunnels are proposed that reduce the construction cost of drainage systems and decrease the impact of cold-proof drainage tunnel construction on the safety and construction schedule of the main tunnel, protect the original state of the permafrost,and are favorable for the long-term stability of the tunnel structure.
KeywordsTunnels in cold regions,   Water drainage system,   Cold-proof water drainage tunnel,   Permafrost     
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XIA Cai-Chu- 1 He- Jia- 1 Fan-Dong-Fang- 2 .Roles and Structures of Cold-Proof Drainage Tunnels for Different Permafrost Tunnels[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2017,V54(2): 1-8
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