Initial geostress field characters in mountain with different slopes and its influence on underground projects
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Initial geostress field characters in mountain with different slopes and its influence on underground projects
Vol. 32, Issue S1, (2011)
作者机构:
山东大学 岩土与结构工程研究中心,济南,250061
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CLC:U453.2
Online First:16 May 2011,
Published:2011
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YU Da-jun, ZHU Wei-shen, YONG Min, et al. Initial geostress field characters in mountain with different slopes and its influence on underground projects[J]. 2011, 32(S1).
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YU Da-jun, ZHU Wei-shen, YONG Min, et al. Initial geostress field characters in mountain with different slopes and its influence on underground projects[J]. 2011, 32(S1).DOI:
Initial geostress field characters in mountain with different slopes and its influence on underground projects
When the construction of underground projects in alpine and gorge region is being conducted
different mountain slopes will have important effects on initial geostress distribution. In this paper
the initial geostress distribution of mountain at vertical and horizontal typical profiles were studied in the gravity field by numerical analysis
with conditions of slopes being 30°
45° and 60°
respectively. After the comparison
it can be known that the calculated values of the vertical geostress which were obtained from direct depth of the mountains varied from the actual values greatly. The steeper the slope is
the greater the differences are. Then two caverns at different positions were set to excavation in the mountain
with slope of 45°in the computation models and the damage - fracture model of joint rock was adopted to analyze the rock stability for the two conditions. The results show that the damage degree of surrounding rock is very asymmetric; and the more close to the slope surface (or slope toe)
then the more serious the damage degree is. Finally
the corresponding conclusions and recommendations are proposed.
State Key Laboratory of Intelligent Construction and Maintenance for Geotechnical and Tunnel Engineering under Extreme Environments, Southwest Jiaotong University
China Northwest Research Institute Co., Ltd., of CREC