1987
DOI: 10.1007/bf01424895
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Calculation of pressure tunnel linings with consideration of consolidation grouting of the rocks

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“…When the outer layer of the tunnel structure is permeable, the tunnel structure bears hydrostatic pressure. Many studies show that the water pressure borne by sub-sea tunnels is not hydrostatic pressure and is far less than hydrostatic pressure [32,33]. Practice shows that if the total hydrostatic pressure were loading the tunnels, the lining of many sub-sea tunnels, such as Seikan Tunnel [34], would have been damaged due to excessive stress.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…When the outer layer of the tunnel structure is permeable, the tunnel structure bears hydrostatic pressure. Many studies show that the water pressure borne by sub-sea tunnels is not hydrostatic pressure and is far less than hydrostatic pressure [32,33]. Practice shows that if the total hydrostatic pressure were loading the tunnels, the lining of many sub-sea tunnels, such as Seikan Tunnel [34], would have been damaged due to excessive stress.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%