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Research on Strata Deformation Induced by EPB Tunneling in Round Gravel Stratum and Its Control Technology

Zhe Wang    
Weihao Feng    
Shuwei Wu    
Pengfei Wu    
Sifa Xu    
Zewei Yao and Jiuchun Sun    

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Recently, many studies have been conducted on the stratum deformation induced by earth pressure balance (EPB) shield tunneling in soft soil and sand. Movement laws vary largely among different strata. However, at present, relevant research mainly focuses on soft soil and sand, whereas little attention has been paid to the movement law of round gravel stratum with higher instability. In this study, a field monitoring test was carried out on the EPB shield machine when it passes through the round gravel stratum. Based on the analysis of monitoring results under different chamber earth pressures, thrust force, the torque of the cutter, grouting pressure, and grouting volume, the relationships between shield tunneling parameters and their influence on the disturbance of the surrounding soil mass were investigated. It was found that the surface deformation shape of the monitoring section of the south and north lines conforms to the Gaussian curve. The vertical deformation of the stratum at the tunnel axis is the largest. The maximum value is observed when the cutter head reaches the monitoring section. The horizontal deformation reaches a maximum value at the stage of the shield tail pass section. The strata deformation is not only related to the strata properties but also has a strong positive correlation with the shield tunneling parameters. The chamber earth pressure is the main factor affecting the stratum deformation before the arrival of the cutter head, and the grouting volume is the main factor affecting the strata deformation during the stage of the shield tail pass section.

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