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1、西 南 交 通 大 学本科毕业设计外文翻译年 级: 学 号: 姓 名: 专 业: 指导老师: 2012 年 6月TBM TUNNELLING IN DIFFICULT GROUND CONDITIONGiovanni Barla and Sebastiano PelizzaABSTRACTThis paper is to discuss TBM tunneling in difficult ground conditions, when problems are met which may reduce dramatically the average progress rates and p
2、ractical consequences may be such as to pose serious questions on the use of mechanized TBM tunnelling versus drill blast and other so-called traditional excavation methods. Following a few remarks on rock TBM tunnelling in relation to the selection and dimensioning of the machine, the attention is
3、posed on the limiting geological conditions which may be envisaged with respect to the use of TBM tunnelling and on the importance of geological and geotechnical investigations, in order to derive an appropriate understanding of the rock mass conditions along the line of the tunnel. The discussion i
4、s centered upon the relatively more important or difficult ground conditions including borability limits, instability of excavation walls, instability of excavation face, fault zones and squeezing. Whenever available to the authors and based on project experience, the point of view is illustrated by
5、 case examples, which give the opportunity to underline specific difficulties encountered and recommendations.INTRODUCTION TBM excavation represent a big investment in an unflexible but potentially very fast method of excavating and supporting a rock tunnel (Barton, 1996). When unfavorable condition
6、s are encountered without warning, time schedule and practical consequences are often far greater in a TBM driven tunnel than in a drill and blast tunnel. The unfavorable conditions can be produced by either a rock mass of very poor quality causing instability of the tunnel or a rock mass of very qu
7、ality (i.e. strong and massive rock mass) determining very low penetration rates. However, it is to be observed that when using the full face mechanized excavation method, the influence of the rock mass quality on the machine performance has not an absolute value: the influence is in fact to be refe
8、rred to both the TBM type used and the tunnel diameter.Right from the beginning of its earliest applications, the use of full face mechanized excavation was to overcome the limits imposed by local geology, the economic challenges and schedule competitions of the drill and blast method and other so-c
9、alled traditional excavation methods. A prominent example is given by the recent (from 1995 to 2000) construction of the one tube 24.5 km long Laerdal Tunnel in Norway, the worlds longest road tunnel. The 100m*m cross section tunnel is being excavation in a Precambrian gneiss, a very good and stable
10、 rock mass: the supports are on average only 7-8 rock bolts plus a 7cm thick shotcrete lining per meter of tunnel. The excavation is carried out by the drill and blast method, which been evaluated to be less expensive and more reliable than the ;use of alarge diameter TBM. The average progress rate
11、is 4.8 5.0 km per year with two faces, against the 2.3-4.8 km per year, estimated for a large diameter TBM (Kovari et al., 1993) With this background in mind, this paper is intended to address the problem of TBM tunnelling in difficult ground conditions. Based on a few selected case examples, the di
12、scussion is centered upon the relatively more important or difficult ground conditions which can be listed as follows: borability limits; instability of excavation walls; instability of excavation face; faut zones; squeezing. ROCK TBM TUNNELLING The practically infinity number of combinations rock,
13、soil and environmental conditions which may be encountered during tunnel excavation has determined a great difference in the types and characteristics of the available TBMs . There are many different schemes for the classification of tunnelling machines. For the example the AITES/ITA Working Group N
14、o.14 (Mechnisation of Excavation ) is currently working on the definition of an internationally acceptable classification of TBMs with the purpose of establishing terminology and “terminology” for the optimum choice of the machine (Table 1). Rock tunnelling machine can be grouped in to three main ca
15、tegories (Table2): Unshielded TBM (i.e. Open TBM), Single Shielded TBM which is the way of creating new types of TBMs that are suitable for application over a wider range of geological conditions, even though the distinction between TBM for rock and TBM for soft ground remains. From the point of vie
16、w of rock TBM dimensioning, it is necessary to point out that, although TBMs of more than 10 m in excavation diameter have been constructed, it is always advisable to try to limit the maximum size of the tunnel and therefore that of the TBM.As easily perceived, the reasons for limiting the tunnel di
17、ameter are: n the potential of a TBM in hard rock decreases with in increasing diameter (Kovari et al., 1993; Bruland. 1998); n There are technological limits for the maximum dimensions of some major TBM components, for example, the bearing and the head; n The intensities of both the instability phe
18、nomena and the induced convergence also increase with increasing diameter of the excavation (Tseng et al., 1998; Barla G. and Barla M., 1998). There already exists a positive and consolidated experience in the use of TBMs in rocks of different qualities and strengths for excavation diameters up to 1
19、2-12.5 m. Beyond 13.5-14 m excavation diameter, the present technology is probably not up to the level of guaranteeing a good performance of TBMs in hard rook. Designers should take into account these limits during the tunnel design phase, making use whenever possible of the advantages offered by th
20、e reduced sections of the tunnel or even by considering the possibility of having other tunnel running in parallel. This is particularly true for motorway tunnel where, in some cases, it is preferable to make tripe tunnels each with two lanes for the traffic flow rathen than twin tunnels each with t
21、hree lanes. In the case of railway tunnels, it is better to have two relatively small, single-track tunnels, rather than a large, double-track tunnel. A great help in the use of TBMs could possibly be achieved through the standardization of the section types for road, motorway, and railway tunnels.
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