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Geochemistry & Geophysics
C. Y. Liu, Y. Wang, X. M. Hu, Y. L. Han, X. P. Zhang, L. Z. Du
Summary: This paper proposed a new methodology using the grey Verhulst model and genetic algorithm to predict foundation pit settlement. By recording the relationship between supporting times and excavation depth, a more accurate prediction of settlement can be achieved.
Article
Construction & Building Technology
Xu Ouyang, Jianwei Nie, Xian Xiao
Summary: Deep excavation engineering is a comprehensive discipline involving multiple fields and facing challenges in predicting foundation pit deformation. This article proposes an improvement plan and establishes a prediction model based on the combination of grey BP neural network. The effectiveness of the model is verified through experiments, showing a lower prediction error compared to traditional models. The article has important reference value for deep excavation engineering deformation prediction.
Article
Engineering, Chemical
Jindong Zhang, Zhangjianing Cheng
Summary: In this study, a model combining wavelet noise reduction and radial basis neural network (XW-RBF) is proposed to reduce noise interference in monitoring data. The XW-RBF model predicts an average relative error of 0.77 and a root average square error of 0.13, which outperforms the original data prediction results with noise structure and shows higher prediction accuracy. The wavelet noise reduction method can remove noise data caused by construction interference and the surrounding environment, reducing the discreteness of the original data by 30%. The XW-RBF model can reflect the law of data change and predict future data trends with high credibility. These findings suggest that the XW-RBF model can optimize the deep foundation pit settlement prediction model for high accuracy and has potential application in deep foundation pit engineering.
Article
Environmental Sciences
Xingsheng Zhang, Mengke Hu, Xing Chen, Jinyu Dong, Shipeng Liu
Summary: The waterproof curtain is crucial for dewatering deep foundation pits. Understanding the depth at which the waterproof curtain is inserted into the confined aquifer can help control ground subsidence caused by dewatering, but further research is needed on the interaction between dewatering and the waterproof curtain. This study analyzes the relationship between ground subsidence and dewatering using the shield shaft pit of the Qianhai-Nanshan deep tunnel project, and the results show that increasing the depth of the waterproof curtain reduces ground subsidence around the pit. When the waterproof curtain completely penetrates the confined aquifer, the ground subsidence caused by dewatering is minimal. The findings are consistent with on-site dewatering monitoring data and suggest that diaphragm walls are an effective measure to control ground subsidence in deep foundations and reduce excessive dewatering.
Article
Construction & Building Technology
Dongge Cui, Chuanqu Zhu, Qingfeng Li, Qiyun Huang, Qi Luo
Summary: The article introduces a PSO-GM-BP model that optimizes the GM (1,1) model and BP neural network model using the PSO optimization algorithm, and verifies it with actual data from the excavation of foundation pits at a Changsha subway station. The model demonstrates higher accuracy and wider applicability compared to traditional models.
ADVANCES IN CIVIL ENGINEERING
(2021)
Article
Engineering, Civil
Xuan Zhang, Lihua Wang, Hualao Wang, Chunlei Feng, Haojie Shi, Shengzhi Wu
Summary: This study analyzed the rules of land subsidence caused by dewatering in water-rich sandy cobble stratum through experiments and numerical models. It revealed that the grain size of filter media plays a significant role in land subsidence control, with a recommended size of less than 8 mm.
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND CIVIL ENGINEERING
(2022)
Article
Engineering, Geological
Zhou Chen, Jintao Huang, Hongbin Zhan, Jinguo Wang, Zhi Dou, Chuanjian Zhang, Changsheng Chen, Yesheng Fu
Summary: The design and optimization of dewatering schemes for deep foundation pits in highly permeable heterogeneous layers are crucial for protecting water resources, controlling subsidence, and mitigating environmental impacts. Numerical simulation is an important tool, especially under complex hydrogeological conditions with limited data. In this study, a coupled 3-D groundwater flow-subsidence numerical model was created using MODFLOW-USG and SUB Package for dewatering a deep foundation pit in a heterogeneous study area. The optimized dewatering scheme included a combination of a waterproof curtain and partial penetrating wells, which effectively met the dewatering requirements with minimal groundwater discharge.
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
(2022)
Article
Chemistry, Multidisciplinary
Yue Jiang, Yanlin Li, Aijun Yao, Xiangzhi Gao, Hui Li
Summary: In recent years, the construction of large-scale underground structures and shield tunnels with large diameters has increased, posing unique challenges on the surrounding soil and structures. However, current research in this field is insufficient, particularly regarding the intersection of these tunnels with deep foundation pits. The existing settlement prediction methods need to be reevaluated and adjusted to account for the distinctive characteristics of each project. This paper focuses on a super-large diameter shield tunnel project that crossed a deep foundation pit, discussing the effect of different construction methods on soil settlement and proposing correction coefficients to accurately reflect the mechanical response of piles under tunnel excavation.
APPLIED SCIENCES-BASEL
(2023)
Article
Geochemistry & Geophysics
Yan Zhou, Wei Song, Wanchun Zhao, Yuanyuan Shen, Lingling Wang, Chunlai Chen, Kuanliang Zhu, Junying Pan
Summary: This paper establishes models to analyze the causes and propose treatment methods for the casing moving up phenomenon in oilfields. Using Jidong Oilfield as an example, displacement analysis is conducted on 50 well casings to provide guidance for future casing operations.
Article
Construction & Building Technology
Ze Yuan, Lei Gao, Hejin Chen, Song Song
Summary: This study uses finite element software to investigate the impact of soil properties and the surrounding structural properties of foundation pits on the settlement of backfilled self-compacting solidified soil in Nanjing. The results show that self-compacting solidified soil improves the engineering performance of excavated soil and has smaller settlement and structural disturbance compared to fine silty sand. The GA-BP neural network model achieves high-precision prediction of self-compacting solidified soil settlement with a high correlation between elastic modulus and soil settlement.
Article
Engineering, Geological
Yu Liang, Kai Gu, Bin Shi, Suping Liu, Jinghong Wu, Yi Lu, Hilary I. Inyang
Summary: Land subsidence is a global phenomenon caused by both natural and human factors, especially in densely populated coastal areas. This study utilized measured data to develop a logistics model for predicting future subsidence in Tianjin, China, and validated the results using continuous strata deformation data. The findings showed that cumulative subsidence has already occurred in the area, with an expected stability stage in the future. The study also identified higher subsidence rates in the deep strata, indicating the need for proactive countermeasures.
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
(2022)
Article
Green & Sustainable Science & Technology
Bo Wu, Yu Wei, Guowang Meng, Shixiang Xu, Qinshan Wang, Dianbin Cao, Chenxu Zhao
Summary: This article proposes a safety assessment method for deep foundation pits (DFP) based on the Game-Cloud Model. The method establishes a quantitative assessment index system and uses game theory to calibrate the weights of assessment indices. The proposed method is verified to be reliable and practical through a 19-day dynamic assessment on an actual engineering project.
Article
Construction & Building Technology
Ling Shen, Zhijian Xue, Lingyi Tang, Hongyan Ge
Summary: This paper systematically identifies the key factors affecting the resilience of deep foundation pit construction and constructs a resilience evaluation indicator system. The weights of evaluation indexes were analyzed, and the resilience level was calculated. Finally, a case study was conducted to verify the effectiveness of the evaluation model and provide suggestions for improvement.
Article
Chemistry, Multidisciplinary
Yun Liu, Jie Lai, Wei Wang, Xiong Wu, Jiangbo Xu, Haodong Xie, Zixuan Zhang
Summary: A theoretical calculation approach was used to design and compute the foundation pit support for Qingdao's Metro Line 4, and the design scheme was optimized using numerical simulation. The results show that the use of simulation software can reduce carbon emissions, resource waste, and ensure construction safety.
APPLIED SCIENCES-BASEL
(2023)
Article
Multidisciplinary Sciences
Ping Lou, Yonghe Li, Shide Lu, Hongbo Xiao, Zhengang Zhang
Summary: This paper establishes a three-dimensional symmetrical shield model to investigate the influence of a double-line shield tunnel undercrossing an existing foundation pit and of changed grouting pressure on the deformation and mechanical characteristics of both the foundation pit and the tunnel itself. It proposes a method of symmetrical segmented pressure, and the monitoring data verify the reliability of the model. The results show that increasing the grouting pressure and using the segmented pressure method can significantly reduce the uneven subsidence of the tunnel and improve the tunnel stress condition.