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大跨度黄土隧道施工技术探讨 Title:ACriticalAnalysisofConstructionTechniquesforLarge-SpanLoessTunnels Introduction: Large-spanloesstunnelsposeuniquechallengestotunnelengineersduetotheinherentpropertiesofloess,suchaslowstrengthandhighcompressibility.Thispaperaimstoexploreanddiscussvariousconstructiontechniquesforlarge-spanloesstunnels,focusingonthekeyfactorsthatinfluencethestability,safety,andefficiencyoftheconstructionprocess. 1.GeologicalConsiderations: Understandingthegeologicalcharacteristicsoftheloessformationiscrucialforthesuccessfulconstructionoflarge-spantunnels.Loessishighlysusceptibletoerosionandcollapse,makingitimperativetoconductacomprehensivegeologicalsurvey,includingsoilclassification,stabilityanalysis,andgroundwaterconditions.Thisinformationisusedtodesignappropriatesupportsystemsandexcavationmethods. 2.ExcavationTechniques: 2.1.TraditionalTunnelExcavation: Traditionaltunnelexcavationtechniques,suchasdrillandblastandconventionalmechanicalexcavation,canbeemployedforlarge-spanloesstunnels.However,thepropensityforloesstocollapse,combinedwithpotentialinstabilityofsurroundingsoil,necessitatesstrictmonitoringandcontrolmeasuresduringexcavation.Pre-supporttechniques,includingshotcreteandrockbolts,areoftenimplementedtostabilizethetunnelfaceandmaintainstructuralintegrity. 2.2.NewTunnelExcavationTechniques: Inrecentyears,innovativeexcavationtechniques,suchastheNewAustrianTunnellingMethod(NATM)andshieldtunneling,havegainedpopularityforlarge-spanloesstunnelconstruction.NATMallowsforflexiblesupportinstallationbasedonthereal-timemonitoringofgroundconditions.Shieldtunnelinginvolvestheuseofatunnelboringmachine(TBM)toexcavatethetunnelwhilesimultaneouslyinstallingthelining.Thesemethodsminimizetherisksassociatedwithtraditionalexcavationtechniques,butgeologicalconditionsshouldbecarefullyconsideredduringtheselectionprocess. 3.SupportSystems: Thechoiceofsupportsystemsforlarge-spanloesstunnelsdependsonthestabilityandpermeabilityofthesurroundingsoil,aswellasthetunneldimensions.Commonlyusedsup