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Interaction analysis of sequentially installed support system and reinforced rock for deep tunnels

Authors: CHEN Xu; ZHANG Ding-li; SUN Zhen-yu; CHEN Xuan-hao

DOI: 10.1007/s11771-026-6194-5Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A novel analytical model captures the full interaction between sequentially installed combined support systems and reinforced rock, incorporating elastic-brittle-plastic behavior and critical displacement transitions. • Virtual support pressure integrates the tunnel face spatial effect, enabling accurate prediction of ground characteristic curves under varied ground conditions. • The proposed method outperforms existing models and the convergence-confinement approach, as validated by numerical simulations and field measurements. • Key parameters—residual cohesion, friction angle of reinforced ground, and reinforcement thickness—significantly influence tunnel behavior; secondary support stiffness and installation timing critically affect support pressure.