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Register a new userA 2D numerical analysis by using the Finite Elements Method of the Modeling Methods of Closed Shield Tunneling and the Surface Subsidence induced by that
تحليل عددي ثنائي الأبعاد بطريقة العناصر المنتهية لطرق نمذجة الأنفاق المنفذة باستخدام الدروع و تشوهات سطح الأرض الناتجة عنها
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2018
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Geotechnical Engineering
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تتناول هذه الورقة البحثية دراسة لطرق نمذجة تنفيذ الأنفاق و هبوط سطح الأرض الناتج عنها باعتماد تحليل عددي ثنائي الأبعاد حسب طريقة FEM، بافتراض شرط الحقل الأخضر، و الذي يعني عدم وجود أية حمولات على سطح الأرض فوق النفق. و قد تم نمذجة المسألة باعتماد الحالة التشوهية المستوية باعتماد سلوك مرن –لدن لا خطي لنمذجة السلوك الاجهادي - التشوهي التربة وفق موديلات (HS، HSsmall). تتضمن هذه الورقة البحثية مقارنة بين نتائج التحليل العددي و قياسات حقلية مرجعية لمشاريع منفذة كما تتضمن طريقة مقترحة لنمذجة تنفيذ النفق و الهبوط الناتج عنه.
In this paper, the modeling methods of tunneling and the surface subsidence induced by that have been studied by using two-dimensional numerical analysis according to the FEM method, assuming the green field condition، which means that there is no load on the soil surface above the tunnel. A FE study was conducted in which an elasto-plastic constitutive model was adopted to model the soil behavior (HS, HSsmall). This article includes a comparison between the results of numerical analysis and field measurements to executed projects، and a suggested method for modeling tunnel excavation and surface subsidence induced by that.
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