Expansion tunnel surrounding rock stress-strain analysis method
A technology of surrounding rock stress and analysis method, applied in the direction of analyzing materials, using stable tension/pressure testing materials, instruments, etc., can solve the problem of difficult to meet engineering needs, theoretical calculation and analysis can not identify or reflect expansion strain distribution, instability, etc.
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[0067] Example 1: After the tunnel lining support is completed, the surrounding rock expands under the action of groundwater. The expansion behavior is a limited behavior. The behavior type includes expansion deformation and expansion stress. The expansion behavior type of a certain point in the tunnel surrounding rock is determined by its The relationship between the state of the stress environment and the maximum expansion force of the rock at the time of confinement is determined. The stress field and strain field generated by the expansion of the surrounding rock are based on the existing stress field and displacement field of the surrounding rock of the tunnel. The two do not interfere with each other and are independent of each other. Stability depends on expansion stress and existing ground stress.
[0068] Therefore, the premise of analyzing the stress-strain of the surrounding rock after expansion is to understand the properties of the surrounding rock before expansion...
Embodiment 2
[0177] Embodiment 2: Taking the tunnel surrounding rock of gypsum expansive rock as an example, the excavation surface of the tunnel is circular, and the tunnel radius is r 0 = 8m, the elastic modulus of surrounding rock E = 5GPa, Poisson's ratio μ = 0.3, cohesion C = 600kPa, where the internal friction angle Rock bulk density γ=22kN / m 3 , buried depth h=200m.
[0178] The in-situ stress is the self-weight of the rock mass, the stress in the surrounding rock of the tunnel is regarded as the hydrostatic pressure, and the in-situ stress σ 0 =γh=22×200=4.4MPa, tunnel support force p i =0.2MPa, the maximum expansion force of rock σ pmax =0.8MPa, the maximum confinement expansion strain is 0.01, the total expansion energy N p It is 40MN.m, above are the basic parameters of surrounding rock.
[0179] (1) Judgment of the properties of the surrounding rock after the tunnel lining is completed
[0180] Assuming that the surrounding rock is in an elastic state after the tunnel li...
Embodiment 3
[0222] Embodiment 3: The surrounding rock of the tunnel is gypsum expansive rock, the excavation surface of the tunnel is circular, and the radius of the tunnel is r 0 =8m, the elastic modulus of surrounding rock E=5GPa, Poisson’s ratio μ=0.3, cohesion C=700kPa, and the internal friction angle is
[0223] The tunnel surrounding rock stress is regarded as hydrostatic pressure, and the ground stress σ 0 =γh=2.0MPa, tunnel support force p i =0.3MPa, the maximum expansion force of rock σ pmax =0.9MPa, the maximum confinement expansion strain is 0.09; total expansion energy N p It is 90MN.m, above are the basic parameters of surrounding rock.
[0224] (1) Judgment of the properties of the surrounding rock after the tunnel lining is completed
[0225] Assuming that the surrounding rock is in an elastic state after the tunnel lining is completed, the stresses of the surrounding rock are:
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[0228] According to the Mohrcoullen rock yield criterion, the su...
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