Interaction Analysis of Deep Excavation and Underground Tunnel

碩士 === 國立中央大學 === 土木工程研究所 === 83 === Ground settlement induced by the deep excavation may cause the inclination of neighboring underground tunnels, which may endanger the safety of trains. Most of the previous studies dealing with the deep excavation focu...

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Main Authors: Mei-Ying Liu, 劉玫瑛
Other Authors: Huei-Tysr Chen
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 1995
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/71316890000735154147
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Summary:碩士 === 國立中央大學 === 土木工程研究所 === 83 === Ground settlement induced by the deep excavation may cause the inclination of neighboring underground tunnels, which may endanger the safety of trains. Most of the previous studies dealing with the deep excavation focused on the deep excavation itself or the interaction of the deep excavation and neighboring structures. Therefore the purpose of this research is to investigate the interaction of the deep excavation and underground tunnels in the vicinity of the excavated zone. The deformation and pore pressure induced by the deep excavation are time-dependent. In this study assuming plane strain condition, a nonlinear two dimensional finite element effective stress model based on the Biot consolidation theory is developed to investigate the nonlinear time-dependent behavior of deep excavation.The nonlinear behavior of soil is assumed to follow the modified cam clay model. From the parametric studies, it was found that (1) It is acceptable to design the diaphragm wall regardless of the effect of tunnels around the excavated zone. (2) The ground settlement induced by the deep excavation is more affected by the distance of tunnels from the excavated zone than the embedment depth of the tunnel.(3)In the analysis of deep excavation with tunnel on one side only, the ground settlement and the retaining wall deformation on the side without the tunnel can be approximated by the result obtained considering the symmetric case without tunnel present, while those of the side with tunnel present can be simulated by the case with tunnel on both sides. (4)The longer the excavation time, or the shorter of the distance from ground surface or diaphragm wall to tunnels is, the more seriously the tunnel inclines.(5) The larger the width of excavation zone is, the larger deformation of the wall and the higher the degree of inclination of the tunnel are. As a result, it must be careful in explaining the result of one dimensional model which can''t take the effect of excavation width into