This invention discloses a multi-layered internal structure for
shield tunneling based on a steel-concrete
composite structure, including a
flue slab, an upper lane slab, and a lower lane slab. The
flue frame structure of the
flue slab is connected to the
steel plates pre-embedded in the corresponding tunnel segments, and the edges of the corresponding steel-concrete
composite slab are sealed to the corresponding tunnel segments by cast-in-place concrete. The upper lane frame structure of the upper lane slab is fixed to the
steel plates pre-embedded in the corresponding tunnel segments by multiple upper lane steel brackets. The lower lane slab has precast components at the bottom of the tunnel, with steel-concrete composite slabs on both sides, and the outer sides of the steel-concrete composite slabs are supported on steel longitudinal beams. The steel longitudinal beams are fixed to the
steel plates pre-embedded in the corresponding tunnel segments by multiple lower lane steel brackets. During construction, the lower lane slab, upper lane slab, and flue slab are constructed sequentially from bottom to top, and finally the
asphalt pavement layer is laid. The application of this invention reduces the self-weight, eliminates the need for
rebar installation in tunnel segments, improves
structural reliability and construction efficiency, and also frees up internal space in the tunnel.