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考虑天然渗流场影响的地应力场反演回归分析及应用

张 欣, 李术才, 李树忱   

  1. 山东大学土建与水利学院岩土与结构工程研究中心, 山东 济南 250061
  • 收稿日期:1900-01-01 修回日期:1900-01-01 出版日期:2008-08-16 发布日期:2008-08-16
  • 通讯作者: 张 欣

Back analysis of initial geostress and its application considering the effect of crude seepage field

ZHANG Xin, LI Shu-cai, LI Shu-chen   

  1. Geotechnical and Structural Engineering Research Center, School of Civil Engineering, Shandong University, Jinan 250061, China
  • Received:1900-01-01 Revised:1900-01-01 Online:2008-08-16 Published:2008-08-16
  • Contact: ZHANG Xin

摘要: 结合某水电站地下厂房区工程地质条件以及实测地应力资料,借助有限元计算工具ABAQUS,对影响因素单独作用下的三维地质概化模型进行计算.在应力实测值和应力计算回归值之间建立多元回归模型,求出最优回归系数,从而获得初始地应力场分布规律.本文首次将天然渗流场作为影响因素,对厂房区初始地应力场进行了回归分析,并与未考虑渗流场的情况作了比较,得到了更合理的应力场分布.同时根据反演结果对地下厂房洞室不同开挖顺序做了分析比较.计算结果表明,经过适当优化后的开挖顺序是安全可行的,各主要洞室群总体稳定性较好.

关键词: 天然渗流场, 初始地应力场, 反演回归分析, 开挖顺序

Abstract: Based on the engineering-geological conditions and the measured data of geostress at Dagang-shan Hydropower Station, the 3D geological models under each affecting factor were calculated with ABAQUS as a tool for finite element calculation. Then, a multivariate regression model was developed between measured and calculated results of geostress at measurement points, and the regression coefficient of the model was derived. With the model, the regularities of initial geostress distribution were obtained. It is the first time to take the crude seepage field as an affecting factor. By comparing the results with that only taking into account of the effects of dead weight and tectonic function on the initial geostress field, it is found that the crude seepage field can make regression better. Comparisons of different excavation sequence were made based on the back analysis geostress, and the calculation result showed that main openings are well stable with the optimized construction sequence.

Key words: crude seepage field, initial geostress field, back regression analysis, excavation sequence

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  • TU431
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