Li, Y.; Huang, C.; Lu, H.; Mou, C. Deformation Prediction Model of Existing Tunnel Structures with Equivalent Layered Method–Peck Coupled under Multiple Factors. Mathematics2024, 12, 1479.
Li, Y.; Huang, C.; Lu, H.; Mou, C. Deformation Prediction Model of Existing Tunnel Structures with Equivalent Layered Method–Peck Coupled under Multiple Factors. Mathematics 2024, 12, 1479.
Li, Y.; Huang, C.; Lu, H.; Mou, C. Deformation Prediction Model of Existing Tunnel Structures with Equivalent Layered Method–Peck Coupled under Multiple Factors. Mathematics2024, 12, 1479.
Li, Y.; Huang, C.; Lu, H.; Mou, C. Deformation Prediction Model of Existing Tunnel Structures with Equivalent Layered Method–Peck Coupled under Multiple Factors. Mathematics 2024, 12, 1479.
Abstract
By repeated unloading and loading of the excavation dynamic and static loads, repeated train dynamic and static loads of multi-factors, the underpass tunnel, cross tunnel engineering influence area rock layer, the existing tunnel structure of the three constitutes a multifaceted structure, multi-factor interaction system. Existing tunnels into the prediction theory model of the new tunnel excavation process of dynamic and static loads, dynamic and static loads of existing tunnels are mostly analyzed individually, the results of synergistic analysis needs to be improved. Based on the theory of the current layer method, the paper comprehensively considers the stiffness of the existing tunnel, the stiffness of the new tunnel, the excavation method load and the existing tunnel load, coupled with Peck's empirical formula, the theoretical model of deformation prediction for excavation of a two-lane highway tunnel under the tunnel through the existing railroad is proposed, and verified and optimized by numerical calculations and monitoring data, which proves the applicability and reliability of the theoretical model in the similar strata and the project promotion.
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