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Numerical Simulation of the Protective Effect of an Anti-Uplift Protector on Subway Tunnels with Different Sections buildings Article Numerical Simulation of the Protective Effect of an Anti-Uplift Protector on Subway Tunnels with Different Sections Aiyuan Zheng Shenzhen Metro CO., LTD, Shenzhen 518026, China; [email protected] Received: 12 November 2018; Accepted: 14 December 2018; Published: 27 December 2018 Abstract: The construction areas of both the upper water gallery of the left circular tunnel and the water gallery of the right square tunnel in the Shuangjie River gallery project in Shenzhen that pass through the parking access line of the Qianhai parking lot were numerically simulated. The ABAQUS finite element numerical simulation software was used to analyze the stress and strain of the cover and retaining pile with different sections under the design of tunnel anti-uplift protection measures. The results of the study are summarized as follows: The vertical deformation of the upper cover of the square section of tunnel was larger than that of the circular tunnel. The shear strength of the retaining pile on both sides of the square section tunnel was considerably lower than that of the retaining pile on both sides of the circular tunnel. The anti-uplift protection measures of the designed tunnel exhibited evident protective effects on the square and circular sections. However, the protection effect for the circular tunnel was more evident compared with that of the square section. Keywords: subway tunnel; pile enclosure structure; covered plate; section form; anti-uplift 1. Introduction Underground traffic systems in cities, particularly subway tunnels, are being increasingly developed [1–3]. Subway tunnels are commonly built under existing structures [4–8]. The development of subway tunnels has inevitably resulted in the construction of metro tunnels and various engineering structures [9–11]. For example, industrial and civil buildings are often built in the upper parts of a subway, and excavations are conducted near subways when constructing various structures [12]. The influence of engineering construction activities on the upper part of existing subway tunnels should be investigated. Engineering activities in the upper part of subway tunnels can be defined as loading and unloading processes of soil in the upper part of subway tunnels [13]. These loading and unloading processes of soil in the upper part of subway tunnels have different effects on subway tunnels with varying cross-sections [14–17]. Many scholars have carried out research on the mechanics of newly built tunnels passing under existing structures. Ratan Dasa [17] conducted a numerical simulation of a shallowly-buried, two-way, asymmetric tunnel in India, and studied the ground settlement and formation stability problems that may be caused by the subterranean construction. Wan [18] used Beijing Metro Line 7, which passes under the existing Shuangjing Station on Line 10, as a case study. The construction of Line 7 was carried out using different construction methods, such as the full-section method, the bench method and the CRD method. The deformation and stress of the existing structure under different excavation modes were analyzed according to the simulation results, and the specific parameters of the auxiliary method were simulated to further determine the suitable reinforcement range and reinforcement length. Fang and Kenneally [19] conducted similar experimental studies on an expressway tunnel underpass under a coal mine. Their test focused on the influence of the distance between the tunnel and the dislocation Buildings 2019, 9, 5; doi:10.3390/buildings9010005 www.mdpi.com/journal/buildings Buildings 2018, 8, x FOR PEER REVIEW 2 of 14 Buildings 2019, 9, 5 2 of 14 an expressway tunnel underpass under a coal mine. Their test focused on the influence of the distance between the tunnel and the dislocation interfaces and dip of the inclined coal seam.Zheng, Y andinterfaces Qiu, W and and dip others of the studied inclined the coal section seam.Zheng, of the Changchu Y and Qiu,n Light W and Rail others that passes studied under the section a section of the of railway.Changchun The Light centrifuge Rail that of passesthe subgrade under a settlemen section oft railway.caused by The the centrifuge construction of the was subgrade studied settlement using a modelcaused of by water the construction injection and was studiedwaterproofing using a to model simulate of water the injection formation and loss waterproofing caused by tothe simulate tunnel construction.the formation loss caused by the tunnel construction. This study analyzes the impact of the anti-upliftanti-uplift protection measures of metro tunnels on the protection effecteffect for for different different tunnels tunnels within within the Shuangjie the Shuangjie River galleryRiver projectgallery inproject Shenzhen. in Shenzhen. ABAQUS wasABAQUS used was to simulate used to simulate the unloading the unloading conditions conditions in the upper in the sectionupper section of the of subway the subway tunnels tunnels with withdifferent different sections. sections. 2. Project Overview 2.1. Engineering Background This study is based on the Shuangjie River waterwater gallery project in Shenzhen, and the specificspecific layout planning of the project is shownshown inin FigureFigure1 1.. TheThe projectproject mainlymainly aimsaims toto transfertransfer thethe mainmain channel of the existing double-boundary river towardtoward the south by 3535 m.m. The water gallery will intersect with the Qianhai car accessaccess roadroad after thethe transfer,transfer, asas shownshown inin FigureFigure2 2.. Figure 1. LayoutLayout of of the the main main channel of the waterway. Figure 2. Relationship between waterways and subway lines. 2.2. Metro Protection Program The excavation project adopts a staged constructionconstruction method with a length of 10 m.m. The first first excavation of of the the ground ground elevation elevation control control is is abov abovee an an elevation elevation of of 1.0 1.0 m m (within (within 5 5m), m), which which forms forms a − temporarya temporary construction construction platform. platform. Bored Bored piles piles (the (the pile pile top top elevation elevation is approximately is approximately −2.0 2.0m) are m) areset onset both on both sides sides of the of thetunnel tunnel (with (with a 3.5 a 3.5m interval). m interval). The The diameter diameter of a of pile a pile is 1.2 is 1.2 m, m,and and its itsspacing spacing is − 3–4is 3–4 m. m. The The piles piles exhibit exhibit a apull-up pull-up eff effect.ect. The The soil soil below below the the elevation elevation of of −2.02.0 m m is is grouted and reinforced, andand thethe secondsecond excavation excavation is is conducted. conducted. The The location location of of the the second second excavation excavation reaches reaches the design of the main groove bottom elevation (approximately −2.0 m elevation). The reinforced concrete Buildings 2018, 8, x FOR PEER REVIEW 3 of 14 Buildingsthe design2019 ,of9, 5the main groove bottom elevation (approximately −2.0 m elevation). The reinforced3 of 14 concrete cover is poured on top of the cast-in-place pile, and the cast-in-place pile is consolidated with the cover to reduce bulge deformation. A typical section of the subway is shown in Figure 3. cover is poured on top of the cast-in-place pile, and the cast-in-place pile is consolidated with the cover to reduce bulge deformation. A typical section of the subway is shown in Figure3. (a) (b) FigureFigure 3.3. TypicalTypical cross-sectioncross-section form.form. (a) LongitudinalLongitudinal sectionsection ofof thethe subwaysubway verticalvertical cross-sectioncross-section protectionprotection scheme; (b (b) )Cross-section Cross-section of ofthe the subway subway intersecting intersecting the thefork fork section section excavation excavation area areaprotection. protection. 3.3. Numerical Simulation 3.1. Numerical Simulation Program 3.1. Numerical Simulation Program The numerical analysis software used was ABAQUS, an international large-scale finite element The numerical analysis software used was ABAQUS, an international large-scale finite element analysis software. ABAQUS simulated the water gallery of the right parking and exit intersection analysis software. ABAQUS simulated the water gallery of the right parking and exit intersection areas of the Qianhai parking lot. The left and right exits are mainly the cross-sections of different areas of the Qianhai parking lot. The left and right exits are mainly the cross-sections of different forms. The left side of the parking lot is a circular cross-section, whereas the right side is a square forms. The left side of the parking lot is a circular cross-section, whereas the right side is a square cross-section. Therefore, the numerical simulation mainly investigates the protective effect of the metro cross-section. Therefore, the numerical simulation mainly investigates the protective effect of the tunnel anti-uplift protection measures on metro tunnels with different sections and their mechanisms. metro tunnel anti-uplift protection measures on metro tunnels with different sections and their The tunnel anti-uplift protection measures of the parking access lines are shown in Figures4 and5 . mechanisms. Buildings 2018, 8, x FOR PEER REVIEW 4 of 14 BuildingsThe2019 ,tunnel9, 5 anti-uplift protection measures of the parking access lines are shown in Figures4 of4 14 and 5. FigureFigure 4. 4.Anti-uplift Anti-uplift protectionprotection measures for for the the left left tunnel. tunnel. Figure 5. Anti-uplift protection measures for the right tunnel. Buildings 2018, 8, x FOR PEER REVIEW 5 of 14 Figure 5. Anti-uplift protection measures for the right tunnel. Buildings 2018, 8, x FOR PEER REVIEW 5 of 14 3.2. ABAQUS Numerical Model Figure 5. Anti-uplift protection measures for the right tunnel. To analyze the influence of the water gallery construction on the safety performance of the Buildings 2019, 9, 5 5 of 14 3.2.existing ABAQUS subway Numerical tunnel Model under the designed protection scheme, the initial numerical simulation model considers the geological conditions of the tunnel in the Qianhai parking lot before excavation.
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