Numerical Analysis of Deeply Buried Small Net Distance Tunnels on Rock Stability under Different Construction and Methods
Yong Ding Tian, Cong Cai, Jia Peng, Jin Wu, Jia Qi Zhang
Abstract
Yong Ding Tian, Cong Cai, Jia Peng, Jin Wu, Jia Qi Zhang
Abstract
Based on the background of a highway, for tunnels with small spacing of complex stress condition, adopt various construction schemes for numerical simulation using Midas Gts finite element software under the condition of deep-buried small net distance tunnel. Use full-face excavation method, benching tunneling construction method and both side heading method to compare surrounding rock stress, surrounding rock deformation, internal force of bolt and shotcrete support system structure, lateral-wall displacement and stability of surrounding rock. Analyse displacement and stress change laws before and after the excavation of tunnel surrounding rock and supporting structure under different schemes.
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Based on the background of a highway, for tunnels with small spacing of complex stress condition, adopt various construction schemes for numerical simulation using Midas Gts finite element software under the condition of deep-buried small net distance tunnel. Use full-face excavation method, benching tunneling construction method and both side heading method to compare surrounding rock stress, surrounding rock deformation, internal force of bolt and shotcrete support system structure, lateral-wall displacement and stability of surrounding rock. Analyse displacement and stress change laws before and after the excavation of tunnel surrounding rock and supporting structure under different schemes.
Key concepts: Shotcrete, Geotechnical engineering, Excavation, Displacement (psychology), Stress (linguistics), Deformation (meteorology), Settlement (finance), Finite element method