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Blasting Vibration Control and Signal Analysis of Adjacent Existing Deterioration Tunnels

Wenxiang Xu    
Jianjun Shi and Hao Zhang    

Resumen

Building a new tunnel adjacent to an existing tunnel has become a common means of transformation in engineering. Existing tunnels are prone to some deterioration, such as cavities and cracks under long-term traffic load. This kind of deterioration tunnel is prone to collapsing under the action of blasting. Therefore, the vibration caused by blasting should be strictly controlled. Based on the reconstruction project of the Bo Jiling Tunnel, this paper puts forward the method of mechanical cutting in a central position combined with an ordinary detonator to reduce blasting vibrations. ANSYS/LS-DYNA version 19.2, was used to simulate two conditions of full-section blasting and central mechanical cutting blasting. By comparing the stress and velocity of the existing tunnel, the damping effect of mechanical cutting blasting is analyzed. Via field experiments, the superiority of the mechanical cutting method in reducing blasting vibration is further discussed. At the same time, the relationship between the main vibration frequency and the peak velocity of the existing deterioration tunnel is obtained by wavelet packet analysis of the field experimental data. The frequency band energy distribution in each direction of vibration velocity is also obtained. The results show that the central mechanical cutting increases the blasting free surface, and the mechanical cutting method reduces the vibration velocity by 36.3%. The third frequency band (31.25~46.875 Hz) is the most concentrated, which is the dominant frequency band of the signal. The novelty of this paper is to propose mechanical cutting of the central hole instead of traditional blasting for existing deterioration tunnels. The feasibility of this method is verified by numerical simulation and field tests. The relationship between peak vibration velocity, band energy, and tunnel frequency is clarified, which can better control blasting vibration and ensure the safety of existing deterioration tunnels.

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