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Study on Stability of Mined Metro Tunnel Crossing Underneath Existing Cable Tunnels

  • CAO Bo ,
  • LIU Bo ,
  • NIE Weiping
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  • (1. Guangdong Electric Power Design Institute of China Energy Engineering Group, Guangzhou 510663, Guangdong, China; 2. School of Mechanics & Civil Engineering, China University of Mining & Technology, Beijing 100083, China)

Received date: 2013-07-15

  Revised date: 2013-09-16

  Online published: 2013-11-15

Abstract

The mined tunnel of EndingHuoqiying section of line 10 of Beijing Metro crosses underneath 2 existing cable tunnels. The features of the convergence of the primary support of the mined Metro tunnel located in sandcobble ground are studied by means of dynamic simulation of the construction of the mined tunnel and comparison between the measured convergence and the simulation results. The study results show that: 1)The maximum ground surface settlement is 646 mm, the maximum convergence of the primary support of the Metro tunnel obtained by numerical simulation is 710 mm, and the maximum convergence measured is 6.77 mm. The deformation of the primary support of the Metro tunnel is controlled within a safe and rational range; 2) The technical countermeasures adopted, i.e., reducing the spacing of the steel ribs and performing fullface grouting, have good effect in improving the stability of the primary support and surrounding rock of the Metro tunnel; 3)The right tunnel tube that is excavated first causes serious damage to the surrounding environment, while the left tunnel tube that is excavated later causes less damage to the surrounding environment; 4)Technical countermeasures, such as primary support with higher strength and fullface grouting, should be designed for the tunnel tube that is excavated first.

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CAO Bo , LIU Bo , NIE Weiping . Study on Stability of Mined Metro Tunnel Crossing Underneath Existing Cable Tunnels[J]. Tunnel Construction, 2013 , 33(11) : 914 -920 . DOI: 10.3973/j.issn.1672-741X.2013.11.004

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