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Jonathan Tyrer, Chrysothemis Paraskevopoulou, Ravi Shah, Richard Miller and Michael Kavvadas
Urban tunnelling can be highly challenging, especially in areas where limited ground settlements and environmental disturbance is required. Mechanised tunnelling is usually preferred in such ground environments, specifically Slurry or EPBM (Earth Pressur...
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Bingyu Han, Dajun Yuan, Teng Wang and Zhongxin Wang
The Jinan Jiluo Road Crossing the Yellow River Tunnel North Extension Project will intersect the Queshan reservoir, which currently supplies 60% of the domestic water in Jinan City. During the excavation process of the large-diameter slurry type shield u...
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Xinyu Li, Dingli Zhang and Yanjuan Hou
With the increasing intensity of underground development, the planned metro lines will inevitably pass through water-rich soft stratum. The existing research results show that shield tunneling in water-rich stratum is prone to ground settlement and segme...
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Keqi Liu, Wantao Ding and Chunxu Qu
The penetration characteristics of the slurry and the support pressure transfer mechanisms are critical to the tunnel face stability control during a mechanized excavation. In this paper, numerical calculations coupling computational fluid dynamics (CFD)...
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Hu Wang, Jian Chen, Hongjun Liu, Lei Guo, Yao Lu, Xiuting Su, Yongmao Zhu and Tao Liu
In the construction of subsea tunnels, the stability and control of the excavation surface are the main concerns of the engineering community. In this paper, the Xiamen Metro Line 2 is used as the study case. The filter cake formation of mud shields is e...
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