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Construction Beam Tunnel
October 12th 2011 ILC-CFS Face-to-face meeting
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Contents Background of reviewing NATM applicability for beam tunnel excavation in JAPAN Current status of Tunnel construction in Japan Introduction NATM / TBM Comparison TBM vs. NATM Supplemental construction work Safety of tunnels and shafts
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Background of reviewing NATM for beam tunnel excavation in JAPAN
One of the most important recent study was ,,, “Availability NATM for ILC Beam tunnel” RDR TBM construction and circular section was selected for Beam tunnel. TDR, next stage study More detailed study should be required. Is TBM construction best choice for Japanese candidate site? Case study was carried including NATM case
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Current status of Tunnel construction in Japan
According to tunnel construction database Japan Tunnel Association Others Utility conduit Water way Road Railway Number of construction
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Current status of Tunnel construction in Japan Mountainous site tunnel achievement
Many tunnels are constructed by NATM TBM case is not so many as NATM Others TBM B & M Blasting Machine Upper and lower Long bench NATM Machine Number NATM Blasting Full face with short bench Full face Blasting Machine Full face Short Bench Long Bench
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Current status of Tunnel construction in Japan Example of typical TBM application
Water way tunnel, headrace or tailrace tunnel of hydropower plant. Friction loss reduced in case of a circular section Minimize specific surface area Highway evacuation tunnels. Evacuation tunnel is constructed as an investigation tunnel. Section shape is almost fixed D=4.5 m standardized. Railway tunnels in urban area, soft or weak ground Shield type TBM is applied for soft or weak soil ground excavation. XFEL tunnels are excavated by TBM in the same reason. Pilot tunnel in case of large section tunnel excavation In “2nd TOMEI High Way” construction case, 5m diameter TBM tunnel was applied as a pilot tunnel. Many reinforcing supports (cable bolts or fiber bolts) were placed as a fore-support.
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Introduction NATM New Austrian Tunneling Method
NATM is a designing concept of rock support or a construction method. Concept Secure excavated rock surface stability by using flexible rock support. (reasonable support design) Method Shotcrete, rock bolt, steel support, (blasting / machine ) Dr. Rabcewicz (Austrian) published the concept of NATM in engineering Journal “Water Power” in 11/1964, based on European tunnel construction experience. The concept spread over the world and of course it is familiar tunneling method in Japan.
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How to excavate tunnels by NATM Procedure of tunnel excavation
1 3 1. Drilling of blasting hole 2. Filling blasting powder 3. Blasting 4. Mucking 2 4 5. Removing floating rock 6. Face observation 7. Shotcreting 8. Rockbolt installation 2 5 9. Reinforcement 10. Lining concrete placing
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How to excavate tunnels by NATM Procedure of tunnel excavation
6 1. Drilling of blasting hole 2. Filling blasting powder 3. Blasting 4. Mucking 7 9 5. Removing floating rock 6. Face observation 7. Shotcreting 8. Rockbolt installation 8 10 9. Reinforcement 10. Lining concrete placing
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Introduction of TBM Types of TBM
Excavating by cutting forward rock with rotating and pressing the full face cutter head. Securing the cutter head pressing force is important. Shield type TBM Open type TBM Machine body is wrapped by cylindrical skin plate. Segments are installed for permanent support within excavation cycle. Machine body is opened. No permanent support, shotcrete as a temporally support. Conc. lining is necessary in other procedure. Pressing force is from segments Pressing force is from surrounding rock mass through main gripper. Water tight lining by segments Little more permeable lining Construction cost is higher Economical than Shield type
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Introduction of TBM Types of TBM
Shield type TBM Open type TBM
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Comparison TBM vs. NATM Excavation Speed
TBM excavation is faster than NATM. Averaged actual TBM ex. speed is 220 m/Month in Japan. In RDR, 300 m/M, assumed for the good geology condition US 700m/M, Euro 400m/M NATM speed is roughly 100 m/M. But the TBM speed advantage would be reduced 5km interval access tunnel, TBM:5km ex. NATM : 2.5km ex. Both of contraction periods are almost the same. Additionally, beam tunnel TBM ex. must be held by completion of access hall (shaft-base cavern) ex. because of TBM assembling. In NATM case, access hall and the tunnel can be simultaneously started. Effect of excavation speed is almost equal
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Comparison TBM vs. NATM Loosened zone expansion of bedrock
By NATM excavation, loosened zone extent to surrounding rock, because of variation of ground-stress, and blasting impact. But in TBM case, loosening occurs only by variation of ground-stress. In JTA investigation, NATM case is 2 times deeper than TBM case. But the rock property of loosened zone is not critical level. E Modulous (Gpa) Depth of loosened zone (m) Fresh Loosened Piling NATM TBM D5m D10m A 15 6 0.8 1.3 0.4 0.7 0.2 0.3 B 12 4.8 1.5 2.3 1.2 0.6 CH 2.4 1.9 2.9 1.0 0.5 CM 2.5 1 3.5 1.8 0.9 CL 2.3< 3.5< 1.2< 1.8< 0.6< 0.9< D 0.12 Fresh Diameter Loosened Loosened zone is not seemed critical issue
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Comparison TBM vs. NATM Difference of rock support
TBM can excavate more smoothly and less damaged, rock bolts are not used. Rock bolts sometimes cause seepage inflow. Grouting work will increase in NATM excavation. High permeable layer If rock bolt hole penetrates high permeability zone, much groundwater might discharge to inside of the tunnel.
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Comparison TBM vs. NATM Noise, vibration, low-frequency noise
Noise and vibration caused by blasting will be the one of the most important environmental problem. Blasting noise: from underground to surface ground via tunnel portal. Blasting vibration: from underground to surface ground directly These affects will be larger in a residential region. Shallow tunnel, vibration impact Access tunnel, noise impact, near the portal area Countermeasures for noise and vibration Restriction of blasting time Blasting only day time Machinery excavation Free face drilling machine. But not applicable for hard rock Control blasting Partial blasting, upper / lower. Wedge cutting blasting Multi step blasting using electronic detonator
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NATM by excavating machine
Free face excavating machine / partial face excavating machine They have a drilling boom with drum or disc mounted hard bits. By moving the boom according to designed shape, various section can be excavated. Lower noise and vibration than by blasting. Slower excavation speed than by blasting, in case of hard rock. Usually applicable less than 100~200MPa (rock strength) Road Header Mobile Miner Mobile Tunneling Machine
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Control blasting 2 step blasting 4 step blasting 8 step blasting
level level level time time time By increasing the blasting step, reducing the maximum vibration level.
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Comparison TBM vs. NATM Over-brake and under-brake
TBM tunneling, almost excavate as designed shape. NATM tunneling : over brake and under brake. In Japanese public construction case, 30 cm over brake for hard granitic rock case, is accepted Included excavating cost TBM construction cost and schedule Machine price, transportation cost, assembling and dismantling cost are higher. Long period is required for design and fabrication. TBM is not good for short tunnel
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Comparison TBM vs. NATM Cost, Schedule, Tunneling flexibility,
Flexibility for tunneling Generally cross section shape can not be changed in TBM excavating. Not easy to excavate Local cavern in TBM case. In NATM case, section change and Local cavern ex. can be easily. Flexibility for supplementary work Many kind of supplementary work can be applied easily In NATM case. TBM case will be subject to various constraints, because of work space.
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Supplemental construction work Underground seepage inflow control
1.Grouting work : Reduction of seepage inflow rate Injecting cement slurry to high permeable zone. Improve the permeability, and reduce seepage rate. Pre-grouting Grouting for the area to be excavated Drilling forward from tunnel face Post-grouting Grouting for excavated area Drilling from tunnel wall 2.Drainage work Drilling drainage borehole to high permeable area Drain off groundwater from the area prier to excavation Drained groundwater should be pumped out to outside of tunnel during construction or more if not reduce.
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Supplemental construction work Underground seepage inflow control
Forward explore drilling Injection Proceed excavation Progress excavation Drilling injection hole
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Supplemental construction work Outline of grouting work
Drilling injecting hole Measuring seepage rate and pressure Permeability test Injecting cement slurry Completion of injection Drilling test hole Measuring seepage rate and pressure Permeability test insufficient confirming permeability sufficient completion Drilling test hole
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Safety of access tunnel and access shaft
We have two choice for access to underground caverns and tunnels, by sloped tunnel (about 10% inclination) or by vertical shaft. Vertical shaft is shorter than sloped tunnel. In case of emergency, electrical power failure, how do we escape from underground space? Shaft. Short length Not easy to climb Sloped tunnel Long length By vehicles Both access way can satisfy the sufficient safety level. It is only necessary to equip required safety facilities in access shaft or tunnel
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Example Road tunnel safety facilities standard
AA A B C D notification system Alarm system x fire extinguishing equipment evacuation guidance other equipment traffic quantity (number/day) Distance of tunnel (m)
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