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Advances in stability analysis and optimization design of large underground caverns under high geostress condition

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摘要 The demand for underground space and sustainable energy has driven the need for underground structures.Large underground caverns,being an underground structure carrier,offers a feasible solution.However,the stability analysis and optimization design of large underground caverns is always a great challenge due to the high geostress,complicated rock condition,and high sidewalls and large spans in size.By collecting and reviewing a large amount of relevant research literature from 1970 to 2023,the efforts on the advances in stability analysis methods and optimization design of large underground caverns are described,then the research trends in this field through keywords were found and typical deformation and break modes of large underground caverns with high geostress are summarized.The review reveals that stability analysis and optimization are the recent active research topics.There are seven typical deformation and break modes of large underground caverns under high geostress,four stability analysis methods and four theories of optimization design of large under-ground caverns.With the progress of science and technology and society,intelligent design,mechanized con-struction and greening construction are the development trend in this field.The research results can provide a constructive reference for the stability analysis and optimization design of large underground caverns under high geostress.
出处 《Deep Resources Engineering》 2024年第3期82-96,共15页 深部资源工程(英文)
基金 the financial support from the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.52325905) Key Technology Research Projects of Power China(No.DJ-HXGG-2023-04 and No.DJ-HXGG-2023-16).
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