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MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY 2019, Vol. 56 Issue (2) :85-91    DOI:
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Influence of Strata Characteristics on Ground Settlement Induced by Shield Tunnel Construction
(1 School of Civil Engineering and Architectural, Zhejiang University of Science and Technology, Hangzhou 310012; 2 Shanxi Luheng Communications Survey & Design Co., Ltd., Taiyuan 030000; 3 Headquarters of Ningbo Urban Rail Transit Construction, Ningbo 315012)
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Abstract It is difficult to effectively control ground surface settlement during shield construction of metro tunnels in soft soil area. Based on a 3-D numerical analysis on shield tunnel construction,influence of soft soil distribution on ground settlement induced by shield tunnel construction were discussed. Influence of physical and mechanical behaviors of soil layer on ground settlement was verified by analyzing measurement data. The results show that ground settlement is affected to different degrees when soft soil layer is distributed from ground surface to the scope of 0.23D below tunnel floor (D is outer diameter); influence of soft soil layer on ground settlement is the largest when soft soil layer is distributed in the range of tunnel buried depth and the 0.23D at vault, with the influence rate exceeding 9.9103%; when the distance to tunnel axis is the same, the influence of soft soil layer above tunnel axis on ground settlement is 1.5-6.35 times larger than that below tunnel axis; the maximum ground surface settlement decreases with an increase of weighted averages of soil layer compression modulus and cohesion at shield section, and there is no obvious relationship between the maximum ground surface settlement and weighted average of internal friction angle; width coefficient i of settlement trough decreases with an increase of weighted average of internal friction angle of soil layer, and there is no obvious relationship among the width coefficient i of settlement trough,weighted averages of soil layer compression modulus and cohesion.
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JIA Fuzi1
2 WANG Lifeng1 YE Junneng3 PANG Jin1 LU Wuquan1
KeywordsShield tunnel   Soft soil layer;Strata characteristics   Ground surface settlement   Finite element     
Abstract: It is difficult to effectively control ground surface settlement during shield construction of metro tunnels in soft soil area. Based on a 3-D numerical analysis on shield tunnel construction,influence of soft soil distribution on ground settlement induced by shield tunnel construction were discussed. Influence of physical and mechanical behaviors of soil layer on ground settlement was verified by analyzing measurement data. The results show that ground settlement is affected to different degrees when soft soil layer is distributed from ground surface to the scope of 0.23D below tunnel floor (D is outer diameter); influence of soft soil layer on ground settlement is the largest when soft soil layer is distributed in the range of tunnel buried depth and the 0.23D at vault, with the influence rate exceeding 9.9103%; when the distance to tunnel axis is the same, the influence of soft soil layer above tunnel axis on ground settlement is 1.5-6.35 times larger than that below tunnel axis; the maximum ground surface settlement decreases with an increase of weighted averages of soil layer compression modulus and cohesion at shield section, and there is no obvious relationship between the maximum ground surface settlement and weighted average of internal friction angle; width coefficient i of settlement trough decreases with an increase of weighted average of internal friction angle of soil layer, and there is no obvious relationship among the width coefficient i of settlement trough,weighted averages of soil layer compression modulus and cohesion.
KeywordsShield tunnel,   Soft soil layer;Strata characteristics,   Ground surface settlement,   Finite element     
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JIA Fuzi1, 2 WANG Lifeng1 YE Junneng3 PANG Jin1 LU Wuquan1 .Influence of Strata Characteristics on Ground Settlement Induced by Shield Tunnel Construction[J]  MODERN TUNNELLING TECHNOLOGY, 2019,V56(2): 85-91
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