地温梯度
热弹性阻尼
岩土工程
极限抗拉强度
热冲击
开裂
发掘
地质学
热的
材料科学
复合材料
地球物理学
物理
气象学
作者
Qilin Wang,Mingnian Wang,Yong Yuan,Yunpeng Hu,Hui Wang
标识
DOI:10.1016/j.tust.2023.105109
摘要
Geothermal environment brings challenge to the construction and maintenance of tunnels. This motivates the present study on the thermomechanical behavior of the supporting system of these tunnels. Evolution of the temperature and strain fields of the surrounding rock and linings of three representative cross-sections were monitored in field. These sections exhibit significant difference in the initial geothermal temperature, reading as 28.2∘C, 45.4∘C, and 68.6∘C, respectively. The measurements indicate that, with an increase of the initial geothermal temperature, the speed of the temperature drop of the surrounding rock increases after the excavation, whereas the thermal shock resulting from the construction of secondary lining becomes less obvious. Significant tensile strains were observed in the primary lining, as a result of the geothermal environment. This stimulates the establishment of a simplified arch model in quantification of the thermal stresses of the primary lining. The quantitative thermoelastic analysis indicates that the high geothermal environment leads to remarkable tensile stresses at the vault of the outer surface and at the side wall of the inner surface, which counteracts with the released heat from the cast in-situ concrete of the secondary lining. It is concluded that geothermal environment raises the risk of tensile cracking of tunnel linings. Therefore, careful inspection is recommended for its integrity and, thus, for the long-term durability of such tunnel linings.
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