When deep tunnels are excavated in poor ground, squeezing conditions occur and the design of supports must follow the yielding principle. To this aim, special elasto-plastic elements embedded in the temporary support can be employed. The presence of the elastic-plastic elements radically modifies the ground-lining interaction mechanisms making necessary the use of numerical analyses. Particularlyrelevant is the case of anisotropic geostatic state ofstress. The paper reportsand discusses, someresults from2D numerical ground-lininginteraction of deformable temporary support with initial non-isotropic stress field.Results of the classic rigid support are also reported and compared.
The effect of the anisotropic state of stress on the normal force in a deep tunnel preliminary deformable lining / Batocchioni, L.; Miliziano, S.; Rodrìguez González, V.. - (2024), pp. 2097-2100. (Intervento presentato al convegno XVIII ECSMGE 2024 tenutosi a Lisbon, Portugal) [10.1201/9781003431749-396].
The effect of the anisotropic state of stress on the normal force in a deep tunnel preliminary deformable lining
Batocchioni, L.
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;Miliziano, S.Secondo
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2024
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When deep tunnels are excavated in poor ground, squeezing conditions occur and the design of supports must follow the yielding principle. To this aim, special elasto-plastic elements embedded in the temporary support can be employed. The presence of the elastic-plastic elements radically modifies the ground-lining interaction mechanisms making necessary the use of numerical analyses. Particularlyrelevant is the case of anisotropic geostatic state ofstress. The paper reportsand discusses, someresults from2D numerical ground-lininginteraction of deformable temporary support with initial non-isotropic stress field.Results of the classic rigid support are also reported and compared.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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