TY - GEN
T1 - Fundamental study on application of underpinning method using pipe jacking by means of numerical simulation
AU - Maehara, Kazuki
AU - Shimada, Hideki
AU - Sasaoka, Takashi
AU - Hamanaka, Akihiro
AU - Matsumoto, Fumihiko
AU - Morita, Tomo
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
©2019 Japanese Society for Rock Mechanics,
PY - 2019
Y1 - 2019
N2 - In recent years, the underground space has overcrowded with the overcrowding of urban areas. Therefore, the adjacent construction of underground structures is increasing. In such a construction, an influence of the construction of a new structure on the existing structure has to be considered. In order to minimize the influence on such existing structures, application of the underpinning method is expected. The underpinning method is a construction method that attempts to reduce the influence on the existing structures by excavating the ground around existing structures with constructing, rebuilding, and reinforcing new foundations. This study focuses on the underpinning method using pipe jacking. In order to ensure the effectiveness of the underpinning method, 3D finite element analysis was carried out. In particular, four major considerable factors were discussed: the influence of pipe presence, comparison of using conventional underpinning and pipe jacking, the influence of the distance between the pipes and new structure, the influence of pipe length. Based on the numerical results, it is possible to reduce the vertical displacement on the existing structure by using the underpinning method using pipe jacking. Additionally, the underpinning method using pipe jacking is effective to reduce the displacement over a wide range compared with the conventional underpinning method. Furthermore, the influence on the existing structure and the surrounding ground can be minimized by adopting the proper distance of pipe length and the space between the pipes and the new structure.
AB - In recent years, the underground space has overcrowded with the overcrowding of urban areas. Therefore, the adjacent construction of underground structures is increasing. In such a construction, an influence of the construction of a new structure on the existing structure has to be considered. In order to minimize the influence on such existing structures, application of the underpinning method is expected. The underpinning method is a construction method that attempts to reduce the influence on the existing structures by excavating the ground around existing structures with constructing, rebuilding, and reinforcing new foundations. This study focuses on the underpinning method using pipe jacking. In order to ensure the effectiveness of the underpinning method, 3D finite element analysis was carried out. In particular, four major considerable factors were discussed: the influence of pipe presence, comparison of using conventional underpinning and pipe jacking, the influence of the distance between the pipes and new structure, the influence of pipe length. Based on the numerical results, it is possible to reduce the vertical displacement on the existing structure by using the underpinning method using pipe jacking. Additionally, the underpinning method using pipe jacking is effective to reduce the displacement over a wide range compared with the conventional underpinning method. Furthermore, the influence on the existing structure and the surrounding ground can be minimized by adopting the proper distance of pipe length and the space between the pipes and the new structure.
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M3 - Conference contribution
AN - SCOPUS:85088471252
T3 - 5th ISRM Young Scholars' Symposium on Rock Mechanics and International Symposium on Rock Engineering for Innovative Future, YSRM 2019
SP - 316
EP - 321
BT - 5th ISRM Young Scholars' Symposium on Rock Mechanics and International Symposium on Rock Engineering for Innovative Future, YSRM 2019
PB - International Society for Rock Mechanics and Rock Engineering
T2 - 5th ISRM Young Scholars' Symposium on Rock Mechanics and International Symposium on Rock Engineering for Innovative Future, YSRM 2019
Y2 - 1 December 2019 through 4 December 2019
ER -