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Artificial Neural Network for Prediction of Rockburst in Deep-Buried Long Tunnel

2005
Rockburst is a main engineering geological problems in deep-buried long tunnels. Rockburst phenomena have been analyzed, assumptions and criteria have been presented from the perspectives of strength, stiffness, energy, steadiness, fracture, damage, fractal and catastrophe, etc.
Xiaohong Li 0011   +3 more
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Transverse extent of numerical model for deep buried tunnel excavation

Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology, 2019
Abstract Numerical simulation has been widely used for predicting rock mass convergence during tunnel excavation. Considering that tunnel construction is a three-dimensional (3D) process, the 3D numerical analysis, instead of the plane-strain models, are commonly employed in engineering practice.
Kai Su   +5 more
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Temperature effect of rock burst for hard rock in deep-buried tunnel

Natural Hazards, 2014
Much research has been conducted on the influence of rock burst mechanisms and temperature on the mechanical properties of hard rock while research on the effect of temperature on rock bursts is scarce. Therefore, this paper focuses on Rock Burst Proneness Index tests and acoustic emission (AE) tests under the action of high temperature.
Guoqing Chen   +4 more
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Experimental study on similarity materials for soft rock of deep-buried tunnels

Journal of Coal Science and Engineering (China), 2011
When every parameter is properly scaled down in accordance with some similarity coefficients, it is possible to study the physical-mechanical properties of rock mass with a scale model. To identify the key mechanisms of soft rock in deep buried tunnels, the proper sand, binder and ratio were selected.
Yu Zhao, Hai-you Peng
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Deformation Characteristics Research on Gravel Bed for Deep Buried Immerse Tunnel

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2013
Taking some deep buried immerse tunnel as background, deformation characteristics of foundation gravel bed is discussed by physical model test. The results show that small particle size gradation is not suitable for the foundation gravel bed, and compared with the non-groove gravel, compression modulus is greatly reduced in case of gravel with groove ...
Yong Wang, Cai Hong Sun
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An analytical model of loosening earth pressure in front of tunnel face for deep-buried shield tunnels in sand

Computers and Geotechnics, 2019
Abstract For deep-buried shield tunnels in sand, it is difficult to determine the loosening earth pressure in front of tunnel face due to the significant soil arching effect during excavation. Considering the soil arching effect and the correlation between the relative displacement of soil and the arching deformation patterns, this paper proposed a ...
Tao Wan   +3 more
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Analytical Approach to Predict the Overburden Pressure of the Deep‐Buried Shield Tunnel

International Journal for Numerical and Analytical Methods in Geomechanics
ABSTRACT The development of the soil arching effect plays a crucial role in determining the overburden pressure of the shield tunnel. Stress level and associated soil mechanical behavior significantly affect the soil arching effect.
Xu Song   +7 more
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Numerical Investigation into Rockburst Proneness of Deep-Buried Tunnels with Arch-Shaped Wall

Advanced Materials Research, 2011
During the construction of the deep-buried tunnels, high surrounding rock stress and the rockburst are the important factors affecting the stability of surrounding rock. Xiabandi hydraulic engineering is the key project in Tarim River basin. Due to the deep buried excavation, rockburst is particularly prominent and should be received adequate attention.
Xin Yu Wang, Zhu Shan Shao, Yu Ming Cui
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Study on Wall Rock Pressure Equations of Deep-Buried and Large-Span Tunnel

Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2011
Theory equations and specification equations are currently main methods to calculate wall rock pressure. These equations are created in certain backgrounds, and are applicable in certain ranges, not fit for deep-buried or large span tunnels. Analysis methods combined with actual project are used, and measured data are contrasted with the theoretical ...
Bo Wang   +3 more
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Review for the microseismic source location in surrounding rock of deep-buried tunnel

Journal of Central South University, 2023
Shi-bin Tang   +3 more
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