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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2018, Vol. 55 Issue (6) :183-190    DOI:
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Key Issues in Raise Boring of Super-deep Vertical Shafts of CCS Hydropower Station in Ecuador
(Yellow River Engineering Consulting Co., Ltd, Zhengzhou 450003)
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Abstract The CCS Hydropower Station in Ecuador is a water diversion type power station, in which two superdeep vertical shafts with depth of 537.9 m are arranged. After comparison of alternative options, a new type of 1088DC RHINO raise boring machine was chosen to construct the vertical shafts. The construction process with the raise boring machine is divided into 3 stages, i.e. pilot hole construction by forward drilling, pilot shaft construction by reverse expanded excavation and shaft construction by manual expanded excavation. In view of the problems of buried drill bits and pilot hole deflection in the first stage, the problems of shaft collapse and cutter damage in the second stage, and the problems of collapse, water inflow and shaft blocking in the third stage, some preventive and treatment measures were proposed based on causes analysis, and good construction effect was achieved. The successful construction of super-deep vertical shafts at CCS hydropower station with raise boring method is significant to improve the construction level of deep shafts of domestic water conservancy and hydropower engineering, and the related research can provide a reference for the similar shaft engineering construction.
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KeywordsCCS hydropower station   Super-deep vertical shaft   Raise borer   Key problems   Treatment measures     
Abstract: The CCS Hydropower Station in Ecuador is a water diversion type power station, in which two superdeep vertical shafts with depth of 537.9 m are arranged. After comparison of alternative options, a new type of 1088DC RHINO raise boring machine was chosen to construct the vertical shafts. The construction process with the raise boring machine is divided into 3 stages, i.e. pilot hole construction by forward drilling, pilot shaft construction by reverse expanded excavation and shaft construction by manual expanded excavation. In view of the problems of buried drill bits and pilot hole deflection in the first stage, the problems of shaft collapse and cutter damage in the second stage, and the problems of collapse, water inflow and shaft blocking in the third stage, some preventive and treatment measures were proposed based on causes analysis, and good construction effect was achieved. The successful construction of super-deep vertical shafts at CCS hydropower station with raise boring method is significant to improve the construction level of deep shafts of domestic water conservancy and hydropower engineering, and the related research can provide a reference for the similar shaft engineering construction.
KeywordsCCS hydropower station,   Super-deep vertical shaft,   Raise borer,   Key problems,   Treatment measures     
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.Key Issues in Raise Boring of Super-deep Vertical Shafts of CCS Hydropower Station in Ecuador[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2018,V55(6): 183-190
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