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June 27, 2026BuildingsOpen Access

Sectional Differences in Stratum Response and Construction Parameter Sensitivity During River-Crossing Double-Line Shield Tunneling

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YCYintao ChenZLZhongxiang LuJLJingwei Li

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Randomized trial reveals construction impacts on soil deformation during river-crossing tunneling.

Key Points

  • The study aims to investigate the differences in stratum response during river-crossing tunneling and how construction parameters affect deep soil deformation.
  • Field monitoring and measurement of construction parameters.
  • Three-dimensional finite element simulation using ABAQUS.
  • Comparison of onshore and riverbed sections under high-water-pressure conditions.
  • Riverbed section showed a larger cumulative displacement with more intense soil response due to high-water pressure.
  • Transverse settlement exhibited a double-peak W-shaped distribution in the riverbed section.
  • Cutterhead torque had the largest effect on absolute settlement variation, followed by total shield thrust and tunneling speed.

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Chen et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a3f6972aea7db3c19540453https://doi.org/10.3390/buildings16132493
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