Design and Construction of Tunnels [electronic resource] : Analysis of Controlled Deformations in Rock and Soils (ADECO-RS) /
Lunardi, Pietro.author.
This work illustrates how the Analysis of Controlled Deformation in Rocks and Soils (ADECO-RS) is used in the design and the construction of tunnels. The ADECO-RS approach makes a clear distinction between the design and the construction stages and allows reliable forecasts of construction times and costs to be made. It uses the advance core (the core of ground ahead of the face) as a structural tool for the long and short term stabilisation of tunnels, after its rigidity has first been regulated using conservation techniques. Tunnels can consequently be driven in difficult stress-strain conditions to predetermined safety standards with operations industrialised and scheduled precisely. Thanks to this approach design engineers have been able to employ industrial criteria in tunnel excavation, even under extremely difficult stress-strain conditions.
Originally published in Italian as "Progetto e construzione di gallerie -- Analisi delle deformazioni controllate nelle Rocce e nei suoli," Hoepli 2006, ISBN 88-203-3427-5.
Includes bibliographical references.
From the research to ADECO-RS -- The dynamics of tunnel advance -- The deformation response of the medium to excavation -- Analysis of the deformation response according to the ADECO-RS approach -- Control of the deformation response according to the ADECO-RS approach -- The analysis of controlled deformation in rocks and soils -- The design stage -- The survey phase -- The diagnosis phase -- The therapy phase -- The construction stage -- The operational phase -- The monitoring phase -- Final considerations.
This work illustrates how the Analysis of Controlled Deformation in Rocks and Soils (ADECO-RS) is used in the design and the construction of tunnels. The ADECO-RS approach makes a clear distinction between the design and the construction stages and allows reliable forecasts of construction times and costs to be made. It uses the advance core (the core of ground ahead of the face) as a structural tool for the long and short term stabilisation of tunnels, after its rigidity has first been regulated using conservation techniques. Tunnels can consequently be driven in difficult stress-strain conditions to predetermined safety standards with operations industrialised and scheduled precisely. Thanks to this approach design engineers have been able to employ industrial criteria in tunnel excavation, even under extremely difficult stress-strain conditions.
Geotechnical engineering.
Engineering geology.
Engineering-Geology.
Foundations.
Hydraulics.
Mechanics.
Mechanics, Applied.
Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences.
Geoengineering, Foundations, Hydraulics.
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics.