Ground deformation induced by shield tunneling posture in soft soil
•An approach for calculating the soil deformation induced by shield tunneling posture is proposed.•Shield-soil interaction displacement is obtained by considering shield geometry and its real-time kinematic behavior.•Correlation between shield tunneling posture and ground deformation is revealed.•A...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Tunnelling and underground space technology 2023-09, Vol.139, p.105227, Article 105227 |
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Zusammenfassung: | •An approach for calculating the soil deformation induced by shield tunneling posture is proposed.•Shield-soil interaction displacement is obtained by considering shield geometry and its real-time kinematic behavior.•Correlation between shield tunneling posture and ground deformation is revealed.•A case study of Suzhou Metro Line S1 is carried out and the proposed model is validated.
Constructing tunnels in soft soil using shield machines would induce soil deformation. Several factors, such as support pressure, ground loss, grouting pressure may affect the soil deformation. In engineering practice, the ground deformation could also vary with the posture of the shield machine. This study proposed an approach for estimating the soil deformation considering shield posture. Firstly, the shield-soil interaction displacement was obtained by considering shield geometry and its kinematic behavior, such as shield diameter and length, articulation, and shield deviation. Secondly, based on the elastic half-space theory, a calculation method for mapping the shield-soil interaction displacement to soil deformation was established. Finally, the proposed model was verified by the field measurement in the tunnel of Suzhou Metro line S1, and the results confirm that the postures of the shield machine in the soil influence the magnitude, distribution, and evolution of the soil deformation. |
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ISSN: | 0886-7798 1878-4364 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.tust.2023.105227 |