The application discloses a method for predicting the characteristics of a
slurry membrane closed gas and stratum deformation of a shield with pressure opening, and belongs to the technical field of
tunnel engineering. Based on the Biot poroelasticity
mechanics framework, a fluid-
solid coupling simulation model of a
slurry membrane-soil composite
system is established, the dispersing effect of high-pressure gas on
interstitial water is characterized by a
water holding capacity function, and the whole process of gas breaking through the
slurry membrane and seeping to the ground surface and the stratum deformation response are reproduced. By preparing slurry and collecting stratum samples, the
porosity, density,
permeability coefficient,
elastic modulus, Poisson's ratio and
soil water characteristic curve parameters are obtained through
permeation, triaxial,
water holding capacity and other tests, and the test parameters are assigned to a geometric model established according to the
engineering burial depth, shield
diameter and underground
water level; under the boundary conditions of setting the initial displacement of self-weight, the
pore water pressure distribution of the underground
water level and the transition of the excavation face from slurry support to
gas pressure support, numerical calculation is carried out under different gas pressures, slurry membrane thicknesses, burial depths and underground water levels, and the high-pressure gas seepage path and stratum deformation are predicted. The technology can reveal the
failure mechanism of the slurry membrane closed gas performance and the development law of the stratum deformation, and provides a theoretical basis and
technical support for the support
gas pressure design of the shield with pressure opening.