Method for replacing tail brush in extra large diameter shield driving under high water pressure condition
An ultra-large diameter, shield tail brush technology, applied in earth-moving drilling, mining equipment, tunnels, etc., can solve the problems of high cost, long construction period and high technical requirements, and achieve the advantages of extended service life, improved service life and reduced oil consumption. Effect
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[0070] Shiziyang Tunnel has a total length of 10,800m. 80% of the tunnel is located at the bottom of the river. The rock mass is relatively broken, and the maximum water pressure is 0.67MPa. If the shield excavation exceeds 1,000m or the posture changes frequently, the tail brush seal will fail, and the river water will flow back into the tunnel and cause danger. .
[0071] The right line of the Shiziyang Tunnel entrance started on February 18, 2008. When the excavation reached the 530th ring, there was a slurry surge at the shield tail. The excavation stratum was located by the river, and the groundwater pressure was 0.4MPa. Sponge strips were used to block the shield tail and pump emergency The sealing grease continued to be excavated to the 533 ring. After adjusting the posture of the shield tail, the joint grouting of polyurethane and double liquid grout was used, and all the shield tail brushes were replaced. When replacing the tail brushes, there was no water seepage and ...
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