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Ce Liang, Jun Zhu, Jinbin Zhang, Qing Zhu, Jingyi Lu, Jianbo Lai and Jianlin Wu
It is essential to establish a digital twin scene, which helps to depict the dynamically changing geographical environment accurately. Digital twins could improve the refined management level of intelligent tunnel construction; however, research on geogr...
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Changan Zhang, Jianlei Gao, Zhengzhong Wang and Chang Liu
More complex geological conditions could be encountered with the construction of urban subway projects. At present, many subway tunnels have been built in composite strata with upper soft and lower hard layers, but the presence of a cavity in the strata ...
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Zijun Li, Qian Jia, Gang Li, Yu Xu, Junjian Wang and Xiaowei Zhai
A high temperature is the key factor limiting the safe development of deep mine tunnels. By confronting the phenomenon of serious heat exchange between airflow and the surrounding rocks in the tunnel excavation area, a conceptual model of coupled cooling...
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Chuan Li, Haichun Wang, Yunsheng Wang, Lulu Wang, Xi Yang and Xiaorong Wan
Fracture zones in front of tunnel faces can easily cause falling blocks and landslides during the construction process. Using seismic waves and ground-penetrating radar (GPR) data, we extracted the features of fracture zones and achieved the advanced pre...
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Qihua Deng, Junru Zhang, Feng Lu, Ziyan Fan, Yi Wang and Zhi Lin
The high water content of the surrounding rock in loess tunnels will lead to the deterioration of rock strength, causing deformation and damage to the initial support structure and thereby affecting safety during construction and operation. This article ...
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Na He and Xianggang Zhang
During the construction of a diversion tunnel, geological problems often include faults, fragile strata, hard rock formations, karst landforms, etc., which may have adverse effects on the excavation and construction of the diversion tunnel. Based on the ...
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Dai Xianyao, Wang Guobin, Ye Ming and Zhang Yongquan
With the growing demand for transportation, there has been a significant increase in road-related projects, leading to potential risks in the safety of existing structures. This paper presents a study on the influence of new tunnel construction on the st...
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Junxiu Liu, Xuhui Huang, Kai Li, Yuntong Dai and Wei Ma
Basement excavation may induce deformations of the adjacent tunnels. The response of existing tunnels to basement excavation considering the critical unloading ratio is rarely studied. In this study, a three-dimensional numerical model is established to ...
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Yang Li, Guangyi Zhou, Tianjiao Li, Chun?an Tang, Bin Gong and Kaikai Wang
Tunnel excavation inevitably causes surface deformation. In urban areas, surface deformation could lead to the deformation of surrounding buildings, which may cause damage to communities when accumulated to a certain extent. However, the current construc...
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Armen Z. Ter-Martirosyan, Valery P. Kivliuk, Ilya O. Isaev and Victoria V. Rud
With the evolution of modern cosmopolitan cities, subterranean spaces have developed in dense urban environments. Hence, new metro tunnels often intersect with those in operation. The top-priority task of designers is to evaluate the effect of new constr...
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