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Face stability analysis of large shield-driven tunnel in rock-soil interface composite formations
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作者 Xiaobin Ding Kang Li +1 位作者 Yuxuan Xie Shuzhuo Liu 《Underground Space》 SCIE EI 2022年第6期1021-1035,共15页
A new 3D log-spiral model(LS-M model)is proposed to determine the minimal support pressure on the tunnel face of a large shielddriven tunnel in rock-soil interface(RSI)composite formations.In the proposed LS-M model,w... A new 3D log-spiral model(LS-M model)is proposed to determine the minimal support pressure on the tunnel face of a large shielddriven tunnel in rock-soil interface(RSI)composite formations.In the proposed LS-M model,we define the RSI angle ω and use a new approach to calculate the equivalent tunnel face area,which provides a collapse zone with more realistic geometry than the traditional wedge model.And it has acceptable accuracy with simpler implementation than limit equilibrium analysis.Comparing with previous studies and 3D numerical analysis,it indicates that:(i)the LS-M results agree well with others in full-soil formations on the variation patterns of minimum support pressure and stability coefficients N_(c) and N_(γ);(ii)the critical RSI angle ω_(cr),which is predominantly influenced by soil cohesion,increases with the soil property values;(iii)the limit support pressure starts to increase with ω only when ω>ω_(cr);(iv)the peak support pressure occurs at lower C/D with a lower ω;(v)ω can only affect stability coefficients N_(c) and N_(γ) when ω and the friction angle are relatively small,while N_(s) is substantially influenced by RSI angle ω. 展开更多
关键词 TUNNEL STABILITY Limit support pressure RSI composite formations 3D failure mechanism
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