Considering different types of building structure and foundation, the system refers to acceptable ground settlement and acceptable soil loss ratio was established by establishing the control of building’s bending and deformation. The system which adopted Delphi dynamic data binding technology and used Access as database was developed by Delphi7.0 visual tools. The system which named "Analysis system about shield tunnel construction to adjacent buildings" is developed to judge the extent of damage of buildings influenced by adjacent shield tunnel construction.
Foundation excavations support and dewatering method have been full-grown after years of development. However, during the excavation of polluted soil in special sites, dewatering scheme should not simply based on the experience and form of excavation but should be combined with the characteristics of contaminated sites so as to choose a reasonable dewatering method which meets the construction requirement of soil excavation on one hand and prevents the spread of contamination on the other hand. This paper design and analysis the dewatering of soil excavation in contaminated sites combined with specific project example.
The tunnel - subgrade - adjacent buildings interaction model was established by ANSYS to simulate the soil displacement by Running Subway to adjacent buildings. According to D'Alembert principle, we got the dynamic load produced by train acceleration. Multi-point load was applied to simulate the movement of train. Based on ANSYS simulation results, the surrounding soil displacement of the tunnel was analyzed when in different train speed. On the other hand, the soil displacement in different depths is analyzed when in the same train speed.
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