A method for excavating tunnels in debris flow formations
A mud-rock flow and mud-rock fluid technology, applied in tunnels, earthwork drilling, tunnel lining, etc., to achieve the effect of preventing mud-rock sliding
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[0027] Example 1: Case Study of Diversion Tunnel of Ilam Power Station in Nepal
[0028] The diversion tunnel of the Ilam Diversion Power Station in Nepal is about 3,500m long, and the tunnel excavation section is 2.5m*2.5m. The tunnel is in the shape of a city gate. The exit section of the tunnel needs to traverse a landslide body of about 400m in length; branch A needs to traverse a landslide of nearly 200m body. The groundwater level in this area is high. During the tunnel excavation process, the landslide body was rich in water and the stratum was unstable. After the support was completed, the tunnel collapsed many times due to the activity of the slope deposits caused by the influx of water and mud (sand). After the excavation of the tunnel exit section and the completion of the steel support for about 100m, the linear flow hole on the support surface was not closed in time, which caused mud and rock flow to engulf the 100m tunnel and caused the roof to fall. The ground form...
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[0042] Example 2: 8.2 Case of the first phase of the Yellow River crossing project in the middle route of the South-to-North Water Transfer Project
[0043] The exit building of the first phase of the Yellow Crossing Project of the Middle Route of the South-to-North Water Transfer Project is located at the downstream of the Yellow Crossing Tunnel. The main axis and the axis of the Yellow Crossing Tunnel intersect at an angle of 9.947°. It is composed of the inlet section, the exit tunnel, the outlet stilling pool, and the drainage channel. 1019.21m. The retreat structure passes through the Manshan Mountain through the retreat tunnel to connect the entrance of the Yellow River tunnel to the Yellow River. The main function is to discharge the excess water of the main canal to the Yellow River during the maintenance of the Yellow River tunnel. At the same time, it also has the role of successively supplying water to the Yellow River.
[0044] The total length of the exit tunnel is 790...
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