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Dynamic interpretation of stress adjustment types in high geostress hard rock tunnels based on microseismic monitoring

Authors: XU Weihao; MA Chunchi; LI Tianbin; SHI Shoudong; PENG Feng; CHEN Ziquan; ZHANG Hang

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmst.2025.04.004Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A novel classification framework for stress adjustment types in high geostress hard rock tunnels: stabilizing, shallow failure, and deep failure, each with distinct stages. • A dynamic interpretation technology system based on microseismic monitoring integrates key parameters (EI, apparent stress, activity) and source parameter clustering to identify stress adjustment types and failure precursors. • The methodology successfully detected 50 disaster risk instances in the Grand Canyon Tunnel, demonstrating its practical applicability. • The study provides criteria and procedures for identifying stress adjustment types and associated risks, offering insights for comparable high geostress tunnels.