声明
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
摘要
ABSTARCT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF SYMBOLS
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Problem Statement
1.2 Scope
1.3 Thesis Outline and Workflow
2 LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1 Pile Tunnel Interaction Problem
2.2 Lateritic Soils
2.2.1 Mineral Composition,Physical and Mechanical Characteristic of Lateritic Soils
2.2.2 Engineering Characteristics of Lateritic Soils
2.2.3 Constitutive Models and Features for Lateritic Soils
2.2.4 The Mohr-Coulomb’s Model
2.2.5 The Hardening Soil Model
2.2.6 Response Characteristics of Lateritic Soils to Tunnelling
2.3 Shanghai soft clay,Bangkok soft and stiff clays,Boom clay and London clay
2.4 Modelling Approach of Tunnel Problems
2.4.1 Modelling of Pile Group Effect on Tunnels
2.4.2 Embedded Piles in Plaxis 3D
2.4.3 Embedded Pile Row Element in Plaxis 2D
2.4.4 Induced Structural Forces in Tunnel Lining due to Pile Loads
3 3D COMPARATIVE ANALYSES OF FORCES AND DISPLACEMENTS OF TUNNEL LININGS IN CLAYS
3.1 Selection of Appropriate Soil Constitutive Models
3.2 Comparing Lining Force for Tunnels in Lateritic soilcomparingLining ateritic soil,Shanghai soft clay,Bangkok soft clay,Bangkok stiff clay,Boom clay and London clay
3.3 Modelling Approach
3.4 3D Model for Step-by-Step Validation
3.5 Parametric Analyses
3.6.1 Ground Surface Settlements
3.6.2 Lining Forces and Displacements
3.6.3 Influence of Soil Parameter on the Mechanical Response of the Tunnel Lining in Lateritic Soils
4 COMPARING THE EFFECTS OF PILE GROUP LOADS ON TUNNEL LINING USING 2D AND 3D MODELS
4.1 Finite Element Analyses
4.1.1 Determining Load Capacity of Pile
4.1.2 Finite Element Model for 2D Plain Strain Analyses
4.1.3 Validity of the 2D Plain Strain Model
4.1.4 Finite Element Model for 3D Analyses
4.1.5 Constitutive Model and Material Properties for 2D Model
4.1.6 Constitutive Model and Material Properties for 3D Model
4.1.7 Numerical Simulation of the Pile-Tunnel Interaction
4.2 Results
5 EFFECTS OF PILE GROUP LOADS ON TUNNELLINING IN SOFT AND STIFF CLAYS USING A 3D MODEL
5.1 Model Geometry and Boundary Conditions
5.2 Materiai Parameters and Constitutive Models
5.3 Determination of Allowable Design Load of the Piles within the Various Clays
5.4 Numerical Analyses Procedure for the Studies
5.5 Model Validation
5.6 Results
5.6.1 Comparing Pile Loads Effects on Tunnel Lining in Lateritic Soil,Bangkok Stiff Clay and Bangkok Soft Clay
5.6.2 Accessing the Influence of Soil Stiffness Modulus(E50ref)and At-Rest Earth Pressure Coefficient(Ko)on Pile Group Load Effects on Tunnel Lining
5.6.3 Influence of Pile Head Connection on Pile Group Load Effects on Tunnel Lining
5.6.4 Influence of Pile length on the Pile Group Load Effects on Tunnel Lining
6 CONCLUSIONS
REFERENCES
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