Servo rail suitable for railway tunnel across skip fault and control method thereof
A technology of active faults and tunnels, which is applied in the direction of track, track maintenance, program control in sequence/logic controller, etc., can solve the problems of time-consuming and laborious, unable to achieve real-time precise control, etc., to reduce the amount of misalignment and facilitate repair Effect
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[0045] such as Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, the invention provides a servo track suitable for railway tunnels crossing active faults, whose cross section is designed in layers, and the concepts of comprehensive partition, energy consumption and automatic regulation and control can realize that the overall deformation of the track structure is in millimeter scale within the controllable range when the active faults are dislocated. The longitudinal design of the track is segmented, which can reduce the influence of fault dislocation on the track structure. The combination of layered design and segmental design can control the damage of track structure locally when it is out of the controllable range, which is convenient for repair.
[0046]Specifically, the servo track mainly includes a flexible isolation layer, a viscous energy dissipation layer and a servo adjustment layer from bottom to top. The flexible isolation layer consists of inverted arch filling 1 and elastic block 2; ...
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