2022
DOI: 10.1088/1755-1315/970/1/012002
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The comparative analysis of the stress-strain state of the support of the escalator tunnel constructed in weak soils by the NATM

Abstract: The construction of underground objects of the subway is always associated with building of structures connecting the surface. For subways, such structures are escalator tunnels. During the construction of the Dnipro Metro, these underground structures are built using a new technology that forms a multilayered support. This technology is the New Austrian tunneling method. A special feature of its application under the conditions of the Dnipro city is the existence of weak rocks in the upper part of the escalat… Show more

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“…As a result, the frame operates into a load that is significantly less than if it had been installed before the massif destressing and therefore may have a smaller thickness. However, this fact raises a number of questions, the main of which is ensuring the strength of the rock massif around the underground structure, since even for classified hard rocks there is a risk of cracks in the massif and shotcrete [5,6], especially during drilling-and-blasting operations [7]. According to the construction project of the "Teatralna" metro station, the temporary fastening is provided precisely in the form of shotcrete reinforced with steel mesh mat and anchor lining, and monolithic reinforced concrete as a permanent frame [8,9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, the frame operates into a load that is significantly less than if it had been installed before the massif destressing and therefore may have a smaller thickness. However, this fact raises a number of questions, the main of which is ensuring the strength of the rock massif around the underground structure, since even for classified hard rocks there is a risk of cracks in the massif and shotcrete [5,6], especially during drilling-and-blasting operations [7]. According to the construction project of the "Teatralna" metro station, the temporary fastening is provided precisely in the form of shotcrete reinforced with steel mesh mat and anchor lining, and monolithic reinforced concrete as a permanent frame [8,9].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%