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EMERGING MATERIALS RESEARCH
卷 12, 期 2, 页码 103-111出版社
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DOI: 10.1680/jemmr.22.00173
关键词
clay shock; grouting material; inert slurry; scanning electron microscopy; shield-out synchronous grouting; shield tunneling; tunnelling; X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
English Summary: Shield-out synchronous grouting is a new technology used for creating subterraneous tunnels. This study analyzes the mixing process of clay shock and inert slurry and investigates the influence of clay shock on the inert slurry through laboratory testing. The findings reveal that the fluidity and strength of the inert slurry are affected by the volume of clay shock.
Shield-out synchronous grouting is a new technology used to fill temporarily shield-out spaces between the strata and the shield when creating subterraneous tunnels. The grouting materials are called 'clay shock', which is soft, plastic, sticky and easily dispersed by using a pressurized jet. This study analyzes the mixing process of clay shock and backfill grouting material (inert slurry) and investigates the influence of clay shock on the inert slurry through laboratory testing. The findings show that the fluidity and bleeding rate of the inert slurry continuously decrease with the clay shock volume. The unconfined compressive strength and flexural strength of the inert slurry increase initially before decreasing with the clay shock volume ratio. The X-ray diffraction and scanning electron microscopy results reveal that the alkalinity of the clay shock initiates an alkali excitation reaction, which generates more gelling products and increases the strength of the inert slurry. Excessive clay shock causes the inert slurry to retain a loose and porous structure, which then decreases its strength. To ensure the effect of the inert slurry on settlement control, the grouting volume of the clay shock should not exceed one-fourth of the inert slurry volume.
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