Abstract

In recent years, rectangular pipe jacking technology has been gradually applied in urban underground engineering. Based on a parallel rectangular pipe jacking project, a three-dimensional finite element model is established for numerical analysis, and the surface settlement caused by rectangular pipe jacking construction is studied. The research shows that the pipe jacking construction has the most obvious impact on the soil above the pipe jacking axis, and when the clear distance between parallel rectangular pipe is 1D (D indicates the pipe inner width), the main influence range of pipe jacking construction on soil mass is about 1D along the longitudinal direction of pipe jacking. With the increase of parallel rectangular pipe distance, the surface settlement trough becomes wider and the maximum surface settlement decreases. The main influence range of parallel rectangular pipe jacking construction at the outside of the pipe jacking is about 1D~1.37D along the lateral direction. When the pipe distance is greater than 2D, the interaction between parallel pipe jacking is weak, and the influence range at the outside of pipe jacking is almost the same as that of single pipe jacking construction. The research results can provide a reference for the design and construction of similar pipe jacking projects.

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