The powerful capacity of numerical methods of structural analysis allows the possibility of simulating the different phases of advance in geotechnical works, being able to identify critical situations at the design stage. This is particularly valid for tunnelling where many ground failures can be theoretically predicted before starting the process of construction, sometimes involving more dangerous conditions than the final situation. It is suggested, by means of field examples, that tunnel designers should use staged construction modelling by finite element methods, in order to avoid those risks, especially for tunnels opened in soils and weak rocks
In the design phase of a shallow tunnel, one of the relevant aspects to take into consideration is t...
A series of examples is presented on the use of the finite element method for the stress analysis of...
A series of examples is presented on the use of the finite element method for the stress analysis of...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to introduce the numerical methods in tunnel engineering and t...
For the holistic and process-oriented simulation of mechanised tunnelling two aspects have to be con...
For the holistic and process-oriented simulation of mechanised tunnelling two aspects have to be con...
For the holistic and process-oriented simulation of mechanised tunnelling two aspects have to be con...
For the holistic and process-oriented simulation of mechanised tunnelling two aspects have to be con...
The evaluation of the correct face-stabilizing pressure is a critical element in the various design ...
Numerical modelling has been used for a number of years for problems relating to soft-ground tunnell...
This chapter is dedicated to the presentation of the most popular methods of analysis employed to so...
2D ground movement study is an essential effort in optimizing the preliminary design and planning ...
This paper presents the case study of the Ampurdán tunnel that suffered an unexpected partial collap...
This paper presents the case study of the Ampurdán tunnel that suffered an unexpected partial collap...
A series of examples is presented on the use of the finite element method for the stress analysis of...
In the design phase of a shallow tunnel, one of the relevant aspects to take into consideration is t...
A series of examples is presented on the use of the finite element method for the stress analysis of...
A series of examples is presented on the use of the finite element method for the stress analysis of...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to introduce the numerical methods in tunnel engineering and t...
For the holistic and process-oriented simulation of mechanised tunnelling two aspects have to be con...
For the holistic and process-oriented simulation of mechanised tunnelling two aspects have to be con...
For the holistic and process-oriented simulation of mechanised tunnelling two aspects have to be con...
For the holistic and process-oriented simulation of mechanised tunnelling two aspects have to be con...
The evaluation of the correct face-stabilizing pressure is a critical element in the various design ...
Numerical modelling has been used for a number of years for problems relating to soft-ground tunnell...
This chapter is dedicated to the presentation of the most popular methods of analysis employed to so...
2D ground movement study is an essential effort in optimizing the preliminary design and planning ...
This paper presents the case study of the Ampurdán tunnel that suffered an unexpected partial collap...
This paper presents the case study of the Ampurdán tunnel that suffered an unexpected partial collap...
A series of examples is presented on the use of the finite element method for the stress analysis of...
In the design phase of a shallow tunnel, one of the relevant aspects to take into consideration is t...
A series of examples is presented on the use of the finite element method for the stress analysis of...
A series of examples is presented on the use of the finite element method for the stress analysis of...