Analysis of evolution process of rock collapse on top of middle wall in an extremely shallow double arch tunnel
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Analysis of evolution process of rock collapse on top of middle wall in an extremely shallow double arch tunnel
Vol. 32, Issue 9, (2011)
作者机构:
1. 山东省交通厅公路局,济南,250002
2. 山东大学 岩土与结构工程研究中心,济南,250061
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CLC:TU457
Online First:13 September 2011,
Published:2011
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LI Ying-yong, FENG Xian-da, LI Shu-cai, et al. Analysis of evolution process of rock collapse on top of middle wall in an extremely shallow double arch tunnel[J]. 2011, 32(9).
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LI Ying-yong, FENG Xian-da, LI Shu-cai, et al. Analysis of evolution process of rock collapse on top of middle wall in an extremely shallow double arch tunnel[J]. 2011, 32(9).DOI:
Analysis of evolution process of rock collapse on top of middle wall in an extremely shallow double arch tunnel
Middle wall is the main bearing component of the double arch tunnel. Non-dense backfill on the top of the middle wall can easily lead to large deformation or collapse of surrounding rocks. In response to this phenomenon
we developed a similar model material and the test equipment and carried out the corresponding destructive model test
by which the evolution process of the collapse was studied. The whole process of collapse has been reproduced by UDEC simulation; and the numerical results are in good agreement with the model test. Collapse mechanism has been derived from the distribution of displacement and plastic zones. Finally
we propose targeted prevention measures which are of reference value for similar projects.
Deformation and stress distribution of middle-wall for asymmetrically-loaded double-arch tunnel under complicated geological conditions
Stability analysis of jointed rock slope by strength reduction method based on UDEC
Stability analysis of jointed rock slope by strength reduction method based on UDEC
Research on formation mechanism and deformation law of shattering-sliding collapses
Study on fracture development characteristics and marginal spectral entropy response of soft and hard interbedded slope with steep inclination subjected to strong earthquakes
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