Abstract

Purpose. For quite a long time, the metro station of the pylon type of deep contour interval was considered an underground structure that no longer has development potential. However, after the introduction of innovative technologies during the construction of the Dnipro metro, in particular the New Austrian Tunneling Method (NATM), this design is being used again and has developed further use. The purpose of the scientific article is to analyze innovations in the technology of construction of a three-vaulted pylon metro station from precast reinforced concrete using NATM, which require scientific justification. Methodology. In order to achieve the goal, the traditional technology of constructing a deep contour interval pylon station was revised. An analysis of the features of NATM, which allow it to be used during the construction of a pylon station in strong rock, has been carried out. A step-by-step analysis of the construction of the station was implemented with the involvement of mathematical modeling based on the finite element method. For this purpose, a number of finite-element models of each stage of construction of a pylon-type station have been created. After the numerical analysis, the indicated models were adjusted in accordance with the changes associated with the new construction technology. Findings. The value of the stress-strain state of the pylon station was obtained during the numerical analysis of each stage of construction. Stress analysis proves the possibility of applying innovative construction technology in the case of a pylon station. Originality. On the basis of the performed numerical analysis of the phased construction of a pylon station based on NATM, dependencies were obtained that allow revising the existing concept of the construction of this type of station in strong rocks. The obtained data justify the application of NATM and release the potential of the analyzed underground structure. Practical value. The substantiation of the innovative technology based on NATM allows expanding the scope of its application and successfully carrying out the construction of such complex underground facilities.

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