Risk analysis for tunnelling ground movement assessments

作者: M. Devriendt

DOI: 10.1680/GENG.2009.163.3.109

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摘要: Ground movements arising from tunnelling projects in urban areas have the potential to cause damage overlying structures. Clients of are therefore required consult with owners structures demonstrate that construction techniques proposed for works will limit an acceptable level. Displacements tunnelled excavations often calculated using a semi-empirical approach by considering ground movement profile be modelled Gaussian or normal distribution. A staged is then conventionally used appraising level subjected as consequence these movements. This paper describes quantitative risk analysis processes can alongside assessment. The described allows project participants make informed decisions selecting cost-effective mitigation measures may areas. process outlined demonstrates benefits insurers, clients, and consulting contracting engineers understanding also integrated into appropriate management strategy.

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