Research on key information extraction of rock mass deformation and failure characteristics in Jinping underground laboratory based on 3 D laser scanning technique
XU Du, FENG Xia-ting, LI Shao-jun, et al. Research on key information extraction of rock mass deformation and failure characteristics in Jinping underground laboratory based on 3 D laser scanning technique[J]. 2017, 38(S1): 488-495.
XU Du, FENG Xia-ting, LI Shao-jun, et al. Research on key information extraction of rock mass deformation and failure characteristics in Jinping underground laboratory based on 3 D laser scanning technique[J]. 2017, 38(S1): 488-495.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2017.S1.060.
In view of the second phase project of the Jinping underground laboratory(CJPL) during construction
in-situ monitoring for each of the deep underground laboratories is conducted by using the 3D laser scanner
in order to obtain point clouds and the information of tunnel contour deformation
rock mass structure
as well as the volume of the rock mass failure by post-processing. Practice has proved that the contours’ temporal change of deep rock tunnels after excavation can be measured after the post-processing of the CYCLONE software; the accuracy of measurement can satisfy engineering requirements. Characteristics of the broken surrounding rock proved that the measurement is consistent with the actual deformation; the orientation of discontinuity can also be measured accurately and efficiently by using the CYCLONE software and the algorithm based on the unit normal vector of the discontinuity; and the results are in good agreement with those obtained by traditional method; and the post-processing of CYCLONE
Geomagic Studio and 3DMAX provides a simple and efficient method to measure the volume
area and depth of the broken rock mass induced by rock burst or collapse; the result of measured depth and volume of rock burst notch is consistent with those obtained by other methods. The measurement based on the 3D laser scanning and data processing in deep rock tunnels has the advantages of simultaneously measuring full-field deformation with fast speed
safety
and high efficiency; it is therefore a quite effective method for conducting research of rock mass behavior in deep rock tunnels.