The utility model discloses an integrated drainage supporting structure suitable for a tunnel in a water-rich
fracture zone, which comprises a primary sprayed concrete layer, a re-sprayed concrete layer, a waterproof layer and a secondary lining layer which are arranged on the wall surface of the tunnel, and is characterized by further comprising a plurality of I-shaped steel pairs which are uniformly arranged along the direction of the tunnel at certain intervals, the transverse connection steel pipes are horizontally connected between the I-shaped steel pairs in a penetrating mode, and the reinforcing ribs, the filtering
layers, the vertical drainage
water diversion pipes and the transverse drainage
water diversion pipes are welded between the surfaces of
flange plates on the inner sides of the I-shaped steel pairs. On the basis of the structural design of the original steel arch, the
joist steel does not need to be additionally
cut or deformed, and only the splicing mode of the original steel arch needs to be ingeniously changed, so that the
joist steel pairs and the transverse connecting steel pipes can be connected into an integral structure to play a supporting role of the traditional steel arch; and meanwhile, vertical and transverse water guiding and draining effects are achieved, so that construction of a vertical drainage blind
pipe and a transverse drainage blind
pipe can be omitted, procedures are saved, and the construction time is shortened.