Adding fiber can improve the brittleness of plain concrete. Compared with plain concrete, basalt fiber-reinforced concrete has the advantages of strengthening, toughening, and crack resistance. Compared with steel fiber-reinforced concrete, basalt fiber-reinforced concrete has better construction performance. Basalt fiber concrete is a type of inorganic material with environmental protection and high mechanical properties, which has an important mechanical advantage for controlling the deformation of the soft surrounding rock tunnel. Through the indoor model test of mechanical behavior of reinforced concrete and basalt fiber-reinforced concrete lining, the bearing characteristics of basalt fiber-reinforced concrete lining was studied. The results show that, compared with reinforced concrete, the initial crack load of basalt fiber-reinforced concrete is increased by 20%; the toughness of lining structure is enhanced by adding basalt fiber, and the lining can still bear large bending moment and deformation after the initial crack appears; after the initial crack appears, the bearing characteristic curve of reinforced concrete lining rises slowly and converges rapidly; the bearing characteristic curve of basalt fiber-reinforced concrete lining rises slowly, and there is no sign of convergence when it reaches 2 times of initial crack load. For the soft surrounding rock tunnel, it is necessary to seal the rock surface as early as possible, provide support as soon as possible, and have a certain deformation capacity. Basalt fiber-reinforced concrete can better meet these needs.
Tunnels in soft rock with high ground stress will encounter the problem of large deformation of surrounding rock. The study of new high-performance tunnel lining materials is of great significance to improve the safety of tunnel excavation in soft rock with high ground stress. In this paper, the bearing characteristics of the plain concrete, the reinforced concrete, and the steel fiber reinforced concrete lining are studied by the indoor model experiment. By extracting the displacement and stress data of typical parts of lining, the bearing characteristics of the steel fiber reinforced concrete lining are analyzed and summarized. The test results show that the initial crack load and ultimate load of the steel fiber reinforced concrete lining are significantly higher than those of the other two materials, and the crack development path is more tortuous, and the number of cracks is greater. Steel fiber can improve the bearing capacity and deformation capacity of the lining structure so that the failure mode of the lining structure changes from brittle shear failure to ductile bending failure. It is concluded that steel fiber reinforced concrete can improve the toughness of lining. Because of its excellent mechanical properties, steel fiber reinforced concrete can completely replace the conventional reinforced concrete as a new lining material for soft rock tunnel. The above research results are of great significance to the design and construction of tunnel lining in the soft surrounding rock.
Field studies by squeezing rock deformation have shown that large deformation slips can occurs in tunnels in squeezing rock, the tunnels may be partially or completely broken. This article proposed two schemes for controlling the deformation of squeezing rock, which are “resistance combine release” Scheme 1 and “strong support” Scheme 2, the deformation characteristics and deformation mechanism of squeezing rock is researched by Zhongyi Tunnel. The results show that Scheme 2 is superior to Scheme 1 in terms of deformation rate, cumulative deformation, and monthly construction footage. Research results can provide a reference for similar projects.
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