Integrated Influence Zone Calculation Method for the Existing Metro Tunnel Under the Influence of Adjacent Construction

Abstract Adjacent construction around metro tunnels is a common situation in urban cities, which usually leads to the disturbance of surrounding soils and existing tunnels. Based on the influence zone theory, construction risks can be described in a graded manner. However, the calculation of the inf...

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Main Authors: Yuzhen Han, Xiaofan Nie, Xiangsheng Chen
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2023-03-01
Series:Urban Rail Transit
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/s40864-023-00191-4
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Xiaofan Nie
Xiangsheng Chen
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Xiangsheng Chen
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description Abstract Adjacent construction around metro tunnels is a common situation in urban cities, which usually leads to the disturbance of surrounding soils and existing tunnels. Based on the influence zone theory, construction risks can be described in a graded manner. However, the calculation of the influence zone in existing research is mostly based on a single indicator, which is difficult to adapt to the increasingly stringent requirements of real projects. To address this limitation, a normalized method for the influence function and a weighted combination method for multi-indicators were proposed. These methods can combine any number of indicators to obtain an integrated result of the influence zone, facilitating direct guidance of engineering. Based on a case study of the Metro construction in Qingdao, a series of numerical simulations and calculations of the integrated influence zone was carried out. The results show that the shape of the integrated influence zone in this case is a necked bottle, i.e., the new tunnel causes a greater influence when it is below the existing tunnel. The change of soil layer and the weight of indicators both play important roles on the shape of the influence zone. The relevant conclusions and methods provide a basis for the safety assessment of similar projects.
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spelling doaj.art-fb498f27ed30443a8a4c2553e21ed0092023-09-24T11:12:30ZengSpringerOpenUrban Rail Transit2199-66872199-66792023-03-019319520410.1007/s40864-023-00191-4Integrated Influence Zone Calculation Method for the Existing Metro Tunnel Under the Influence of Adjacent ConstructionYuzhen Han0Xiaofan Nie1Xiangsheng Chen2Engineering Computing Center, Beijing Urban Construction Design and Development Group Co., LimitedEngineering Computing Center, Beijing Urban Construction Design and Development Group Co., LimitedCollege of Civil and Transportation Engineering, Shenzhen UniversityAbstract Adjacent construction around metro tunnels is a common situation in urban cities, which usually leads to the disturbance of surrounding soils and existing tunnels. Based on the influence zone theory, construction risks can be described in a graded manner. However, the calculation of the influence zone in existing research is mostly based on a single indicator, which is difficult to adapt to the increasingly stringent requirements of real projects. To address this limitation, a normalized method for the influence function and a weighted combination method for multi-indicators were proposed. These methods can combine any number of indicators to obtain an integrated result of the influence zone, facilitating direct guidance of engineering. Based on a case study of the Metro construction in Qingdao, a series of numerical simulations and calculations of the integrated influence zone was carried out. The results show that the shape of the integrated influence zone in this case is a necked bottle, i.e., the new tunnel causes a greater influence when it is below the existing tunnel. The change of soil layer and the weight of indicators both play important roles on the shape of the influence zone. The relevant conclusions and methods provide a basis for the safety assessment of similar projects.https://doi.org/10.1007/s40864-023-00191-4Metro tunnelAdjacent constructionInfluence zoneMulti-indicators
spellingShingle Yuzhen Han
Xiaofan Nie
Xiangsheng Chen
Integrated Influence Zone Calculation Method for the Existing Metro Tunnel Under the Influence of Adjacent Construction
Urban Rail Transit
Metro tunnel
Adjacent construction
Influence zone
Multi-indicators
title Integrated Influence Zone Calculation Method for the Existing Metro Tunnel Under the Influence of Adjacent Construction
title_full Integrated Influence Zone Calculation Method for the Existing Metro Tunnel Under the Influence of Adjacent Construction
title_fullStr Integrated Influence Zone Calculation Method for the Existing Metro Tunnel Under the Influence of Adjacent Construction
title_full_unstemmed Integrated Influence Zone Calculation Method for the Existing Metro Tunnel Under the Influence of Adjacent Construction
title_short Integrated Influence Zone Calculation Method for the Existing Metro Tunnel Under the Influence of Adjacent Construction
title_sort integrated influence zone calculation method for the existing metro tunnel under the influence of adjacent construction
topic Metro tunnel
Adjacent construction
Influence zone
Multi-indicators
url https://doi.org/10.1007/s40864-023-00191-4
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