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Parameter Determination Method in Analysis of Stratum Deformation Caused by Tunnel Excavation

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Médium: article de revue
Langue(s): anglais
Publié dans: Advances in Civil Engineering, , v. 2023
Page(s): 1-14
DOI: 10.1155/2023/6677076
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Based on the analytical method of formation deformation caused by tunnel excavation proposed by Verruijt and Sagaseta, combined with the basic principles of soil mechanics and elastic mechanics, a method for determining the pending parameters required in the analysis process is proposed. This method does not require the actual measurement of deformation values in the field, and the required parameters can be determined from geological data, so as to obtain the deformation values of any points of the whole stratum. According to engineering examples, when the pending parameters are obtained by this method, the difference between the resolved value of maximum surface settlement and the measured value can be controlled within 5.0%, and the analytical results can splendidly reflect the formation deformation law caused by tunnel excavation. Further combined with the analysis of the numerical simulation results, the proposed approximation method has certain shortcomings and deficiencies, mainly in the lack of lateral constraints on the displacement. When the measured data in the field are insufficient, this method can be used to estimate the deformation, and the analysis results are slightly larger than the measured values, which is safer.

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    14.01.2024
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