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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2018, Vol. 55 Issue (6) :191-196    DOI:
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Study on Reinforcing Technology System for the Overlapped Running Shield Tunnels underneath the Track Group of High Speed Railway
(1 Shanghai Institute of Technology, Shanghai 201418; 2 PowerChina Railway Construction Co., Ltd., Beijing 100044; 3 China Railway Southwest Research Institute Co., Ltd., Chengdu 611731; 4 Sinohydro Bureau 14 Co.,Ltd., Kunming 650004)
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Abstract The large settlements of tracks will emerge due to multiple disturbances in the construction of over? lapped shield tunnels, which affects the running safety of trains. Based on the overlapped Sungang station—Honghu station shield running tunnels of Shenzhen Metro line 7 passing underneath 26 tracks of high speed railways, a reinforcement technology system consisting of“track support + subgrade reinforcement + interlayer soil consolidation +internal support of the lower tunnel”was developed. The settlements of tracks were mainly monitored automatically with manual monitoring as an auxiliary one. The results show that the maximum settlement of main track caused by constructing overlapped shield tunnels is -5.9 mm which is less than the control value of 10 mm, ensuring the operation safety and verifying the reliability and practicability of the reinforcement technology system.
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KeywordsOverlapped tunnels   Shield method   Passing under tracks of high speed railway   Reinforcement technol? ogy system   Monitoring verification     
Abstract: The large settlements of tracks will emerge due to multiple disturbances in the construction of over? lapped shield tunnels, which affects the running safety of trains. Based on the overlapped Sungang station—Honghu station shield running tunnels of Shenzhen Metro line 7 passing underneath 26 tracks of high speed railways, a reinforcement technology system consisting of“track support + subgrade reinforcement + interlayer soil consolidation +internal support of the lower tunnel”was developed. The settlements of tracks were mainly monitored automatically with manual monitoring as an auxiliary one. The results show that the maximum settlement of main track caused by constructing overlapped shield tunnels is -5.9 mm which is less than the control value of 10 mm, ensuring the operation safety and verifying the reliability and practicability of the reinforcement technology system.
KeywordsOverlapped tunnels,   Shield method,   Passing under tracks of high speed railway,   Reinforcement technol? ogy system,   Monitoring verification     
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.Study on Reinforcing Technology System for the Overlapped Running Shield Tunnels underneath the Track Group of High Speed Railway[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2018,V55(6): 191-196
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