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    Tunnel Lining

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    The document provides design conditions and material properties for tunnel construction including: 1) Ground geometry of 15m overburden and 2m water table resulting in 13m groundwater height. Soil properties include unit weight, friction angle, and cohesion. 2) Load calculations determine vertical earth pressure of 14.4 kN/m^3 and tunnel crown water pressure of 10 kN/m^3. 3) Material properties specify concrete compressive strength of 15 MPa, reinforcement strength of 200 MPa, and bolt strength of 240 MPa. Segment properties include 125cm diameter, 1m thickness and width.

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    Tunnel Lining

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    The document provides design conditions and material properties for tunnel construction including: 1) Ground geometry of 15m overburden and 2m water table resulting in 13m groundwater height. Soil properties include unit weight, friction angle, and cohesion. 2) Load calculations determine vertical earth pressure of 14.4 kN/m^3 and tunnel crown water pressure of 10 kN/m^3. 3) Material properties specify concrete compressive strength of 15 MPa, reinforcement strength of 200 MPa, and bolt strength of 240 MPa. Segment properties include 125cm diameter, 1m thickness and width.

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    The document provides design conditions and material properties for tunnel construction including: 1) Ground geometry of 15m overburden and 2m water table resulting in 13m groundwater height. Soil properties include unit weight, friction angle, and cohesion. 2) Load calculations determine vertical earth pressure of 14.4 kN/m^3 and tunnel crown water pressure of 10 kN/m^3. 3) Material properties specify concrete compressive strength of 15 MPa, reinforcement strength of 200 MPa, and bolt strength of 240 MPa. Segment properties include 125cm diameter, 1m thickness and width.

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    Tunnel Lining

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    vsnsfb
    The document provides design conditions and material properties for tunnel construction including: 1) Ground geometry of 15m overburden and 2m water table resulting in 13m groundwater height. Soil properties include unit weight, friction angle, and cohesion. 2) Load calculations determine vertical earth pressure of 14.4 kN/m^3 and tunnel crown water pressure of 10 kN/m^3. 3) Material properties specify concrete compressive strength of 15 MPa, reinforcement strength of 200 MPa, and bolt strength of 240 MPa. Segment properties include 125cm diameter, 1m thickness and width.

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    1.0 Design Conditions 1.1 Ground Geometry/Hydrology Conditions Over burden above the tunnel crown, (H) Groundwater table below groundlevel, (h) Therefore, ground water height, (Hw) Unit weight of soil, (s) Unit weight of soil, (w) Angle of soil internal friction, () Effective cohesion of soil, (c') Coefficient of earth lateral pressure, (k) Surcharge pressure on ground, (qs) 2.0 Load Conditions/Calculations GL GWT H Hw Pw1 Pe1 Qe1 Tunnel Wt Qw1 15 2 13 18 10 32 0 0.5 10 m m m kN/m
    3

    1.2 Material Properties (Concrete/Steel)

    Concrete allowable compressive strength, (fcu Reinforcement allowable strength, (fs) Bolt allowable strength, (fsb) 1.3 Segment Geometry Internal diameter of tunnel, (Di) Segment thickness, (t) Width of segment, (b)

    kN/m3 degrees kN/m2 kN/m2

    From Terzaghi's effective loosing earth pressure, Pv = B1(-c'/B1)/(k.tan) * (1-exp{-k.tan.H/B Where, B1 = Rc.cot (/4+/2); Rc - Tunnel ra B1 = 2.8 Pv = 14.4

    Tunnel crown vertical earth pressure, Pe1=Max{Pv, 2D Tunnel crown water pressure, (Pw1) Qe2 Pw2 Pe2 Pwt Qw2

    Fig 01 Pressure distribution around the tunnel segment

    Version 2(k+6).Nov

    erial Properties (Concrete/Steel) 15 200 240 kN/m2 kN/m2 kN/m2

    ncrete allowable compressive strength, (fcu) allowable strength, (fsb)

    nforcement allowable strength, (fs)

    rnal diameter of tunnel, (Di)

    3225 125 1.0

    mm mm m

    rzaghi's effective loosing earth pressure, Pv = B1(-c'/B1)/(k.tan) * (1-exp{-k.tan.H/B1} Where, B1 = Rc.cot (/4+/2); Rc - Tunnel radius m kN/m2

    n vertical earth pressure, Pe1=Max{Pv, 2Di}

    kN/m2 kN/m2 h0= 8.600138

    n water pressure, (Pw1)

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