Japanese railway tunnels, including urban rail transit
tunnels, have been developing for more than 100 years, and have suffered
spalling, cracking, deterioration, water leakage, etc. In this paper, the
railway tunnel construction conditions, performance requirements, disease types
and causes in Japan are investigated, and it is concluded that about 40% of the
tunnel diseases in Japan are related to the design and construction, 27% to the
operating environment, 23% to the materials used, and 10% to the external force
variation. And then, the developing and application status of maintenance
management system(including inspection, disease diagnosis, countermeasures and
record), automatic inspection technology and intelligent technology are
presented, and the existing problems, i.e. nonuniform operation maintenance
standards for similar tunnel under same conditions, automatic inspection
technology only as auxiliary inspection means for some tunnels due to high cost
and substandard level, impracticable resource sharing due to confidential
information, lack of special technical personnel, and aging of the talents, are
pointed out. These problems obstruct the developing of operation maintenance
technology and affect the cost and quality. Based on developing of tunnel
operation maintance technologies, the authors propose that aiming at reducing
the life cycle cost of tunnel facilities and extending the service life, the
predictive maintenance system based on the structural performance and cost
should be established, the integrated operation maintenance technology, rapid
repair and reinforcement technology and intelligent operation maintenance
management system should be developed, and thus through multidisciplinary
integration, a systematic operation maintenance management system of railway
tunnel is established.
WANG Jianhong
,
XIE Quanyi
,
LIU Jian
,
KOIZUMI Atsushi
. Research on Diseases and Current Situation of
Operation Maintenance Management of Japanese Railway
Tunnels and Suggestions[J]. Tunnel Construction, 2020
, 40(12)
: 1824
-1833
.
DOI: 10.3973/j.issn.2096-4498.2020.12.018