Abstract

Rock mass quality classification is an important basis for long-term protection and tourism development of ancient underground engineering, however, the existing rock mass quality classification methods are difficult to apply to the special project of ancient underground engineering. Based on the in-depth analysis of the characteristics of ancient underground engineering and the influencing factors of rock mass quality, an evaluation index system for rock mass quality classification of ancient underground engineering is established by taking the long-term tensile strength of rock and the weathering velocity of rock mass as indicators. Secondly, for the evaluation index value has the character of bounded-but-unknown uncertainty, and in order to avoid information loss in interval numbers, the three-parameter interval grey number theory is introduced, based on the concept of three-parameter interval grey number distance measure, a rock mass quality classification calculation model for ancient underground engineering is established. Then, because of the complexity of ancient underground engineering, the idea of group decision-making is introduced, and based on the variation coefficient method, the weight calculation method of evaluation index is established to improve the reliability of weight calculation. Finally, a rock mass quality classification method for ancient underground engineering based on three-parameter interval grey number is established. The method is used to analysis the practical engineering, it shows that the method proposed here is feasible and reasonable.

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