STUDY ON STRESS FIELD AND MODULUS MEASUREMENT OF SURROUNDING ROCK MASSES IN MEIHUASHAN TUNNEL OF
GANZHOU–LONGYAN RAILWAY
LUO Chaowen1,LI Haibo1,LI Weibing2,GAO Zhoujun2
(1. State Key Laboratory of Geomechanics and Geotechnical Engineering,Institute of Rock and Soil Mechanics,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Wuhan,Hubei 430071,China;2. The Fifth Engineering Co.,Ltd.,China Railway 16th Bureau Group,
Tangshan,Hebei 063030,China)
Abstract:The distribution characteristics of stress and modulus,the features of stress concentration zone of surrounding rock,and the effect of the method of excavation on the loose zone of surrounding rock were analyzed based on the measurements in Meihuashan tunnel of Ganzhou–Longyan railway. The region of Meihuashan tunnel was found to be located in a high geostress zone with the initial principal stresses to be the tectonic ones. The stress concentration zone in surrounding rock shifted downwards. The stress concentration zone was 5.9–11.9 m for the horizontal hole,and 7.9–15.9 m for the vertical hole. The degree of stress concentration was greatly reduced after the stress concentration zone in surrounding rock was transferred further deeper. The concentration factor of the maximum principal stress was 1.87 for the horizontal hole,and 1.23 for the vertical hole. The relaxed range of the tunnel wall was 0–5 m with the smooth blasting,and the relaxed range was 0.0–7.2 m for the tunnel floor without the smooth blasting. The stress and the modulus of rock mass around the horizontal hole were larger than those for vertical hole at the same depth of the stress relaxation zone. The transfer of the peak stress changed the stress distribution of surrounding rock,which lent a clue for a new type of tunnel support.
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LUO Chaowen1,LI Haibo1,LI Weibing2,GAO Zhoujun2. STUDY ON STRESS FIELD AND MODULUS MEASUREMENT OF SURROUNDING ROCK MASSES IN MEIHUASHAN TUNNEL OF
GANZHOU–LONGYAN RAILWAY. , 2014, 33(09): 1880-1886.
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