Comparison of Stresses in Multi-phase Excavations by the New Austrian Tunnel Method (CROSBI ID 492077)
Prilog sa skupa u zborniku | izvorni znanstveni rad | međunarodna recenzija
Podaci o odgovornosti
Frgić, Lidija ; Jaguljnjak-Lazarević, Antonia ; Tor, Krešimir
engleski
Comparison of Stresses in Multi-phase Excavations by the New Austrian Tunnel Method
Foreseeing of the rock massif behaviour in tunnel breaking out is a complex engineering problem. In projecting it is important to evaluate the stability conditions in excavation and after the acceptance of suitable breaking out methods, the acceptance of supporting in order to stabilize the opening. The New Austriam Tunnel Method is the axcavation method adaptable to frequent changes of geological and geotechnical conditions at the working face. Beside the excavation of the whole profile, excavations in soft materials along the tunnel route condition, so-called profile development, i. e. the application of multi-phase excavation. This paper compares the conditions of stresses and strains for the whole profile excavation with condition of stresses and strains in multi-phase excavations according to the New Austrian Tunnel Method. Since the applied supporting system decisively influences, beside the way of excavation. The condition of stresses and strains near the tunnel opening, the comparison also refers to the whole profile excavation insured with primary support. For the analysis of stress condition in tunnel excavation the Boundary Method are used.
stress and strain condition; multi-phase excavations; New Austrian Tunnel Method (NATM); Boundary Element Method (BEM)
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Podaci o prilogu
28-36-x.
2002.
objavljeno
Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji
Book of Proceedings 6th International Symposium on Tunnel Construction and Underground Structures
Kostiov, Leon
Ljubljana: Primaprint
Podaci o skupu
6th International Symposium On Tunnel Construction And Underground Structures
predavanje
18.09.2002-27.09.2002
Ljubljana, Slovenija