Numerical Modelling of the Segmental Lining of Underground Structures

Q4 Earth and Planetary Sciences
Akbar Salemi, F. Sereshki, M. Esmaeili
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Abstract

There are several methods for analysing the behaviour of underground structures under different loading conditions. Most of these methods have many simplifications; therefore, in some cases, the results are too conservative and a very high safety factor, usually of more than 2 is needed. On the other hand, for stability analysis and the designing of support systems, these methods consider segmental lining and its joints as a uniform lining or a lining with pin connections. In this study, numerical modelling of the segmental lining of a tunnel was analysed using a sensitivity analysis of the static modelling. The numerical results were obtained by using a finite difference method (FLAC2D). Using this form of analysis, a new simple methodology was introduced so that more reliable results can be obtained. By comparing the frame analysis results obtained by the SAP2000 software with those obtained by the proposed method, it was concluded that the suggested method can be used as a simple and reasonable approach for the segmental lining of underground structures such as tunnels.
地下构筑物分段衬砌的数值模拟
分析地下结构在不同荷载条件下的受力特性有几种方法。这些方法中的大多数都有许多简化;因此,在某些情况下,结果过于保守,安全系数非常高,通常需要2以上。另一方面,对于稳定性分析和支撑系统的设计,这些方法将节段衬砌及其接缝视为均匀衬砌或带销连接的衬砌。本文采用静态模型的敏感性分析方法,对某隧道管片衬砌的数值模拟进行了分析。采用有限差分法(FLAC2D)进行了数值计算。使用这种分析形式,引入了一种新的简单方法,从而可以获得更可靠的结果。通过与SAP2000软件框架分析结果的比较,表明该方法可作为隧道等地下结构分段衬砌的一种简单合理的方法。
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International Journal of Mining and Geo-Engineering
International Journal of Mining and Geo-Engineering Earth and Planetary Sciences-Geotechnical Engineering and Engineering Geology
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