2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.tust.2019.103016
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Load characteristics study with a multi-coupling dynamic model for TBM supporting system based on a field strain test

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“…12 The force of the gripper shoe on the left and right surrounding rocks Although there are advanced testing and exploration techniques to predict the geological conditions of tunneling construction, there are still some unexpected situations. For example, the arch and side walls of the tunnel collapse due to uneven stress, and the disturbance that affects the stratum under harsh underground conditions increases the safety hazards [25][26]. Grasping the relationship between the forces acting on the gripper shoe tunneling system is the key to the successful completion of the established construction tasks.…”
Section: Fig 10 α Variation Diagram Under the Deflection Of The Main ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12 The force of the gripper shoe on the left and right surrounding rocks Although there are advanced testing and exploration techniques to predict the geological conditions of tunneling construction, there are still some unexpected situations. For example, the arch and side walls of the tunnel collapse due to uneven stress, and the disturbance that affects the stratum under harsh underground conditions increases the safety hazards [25][26]. Grasping the relationship between the forces acting on the gripper shoe tunneling system is the key to the successful completion of the established construction tasks.…”
Section: Fig 10 α Variation Diagram Under the Deflection Of The Main ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the core component in direct contact with the surrounding rock, the disc cutter bears the impact load from the rock-soil body during excavation, and the load is transferred to the cutterhead to cause the vibration [10]. In addition, in the process of equipment operation, the vibration generated by the motor, gears and other equipment is also inevitable [11]. But these two types of vibrations often differ significantly in intensity, making them distinguishable.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Support system stiffness is composed of hydraulic system stiffness, mechanical structure stiffness, and contact stiffness [12,13]. Wu et al [14] established a multi-coupling dynamic model for support systems of TBM and carried out a multi-position dynamic strain test based on practical engineering to calibrate the dynamic model. They pointed out that the support directly affected the tunneling efficiency of TBM.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%