Research on the Key Technique of Subway Station Design with Hole - pile Method under Complex Environment

WANG Ming – sheng

Journal of Railway Engineering Society ›› 2017, Vol. 34 ›› Issue (3) : 87-92.

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Journal of Railway Engineering Society ›› 2017, Vol. 34 ›› Issue (3) : 87-92.
Urban Rail Construction

Research on the Key Technique of Subway Station Design with Hole - pile Method under Complex Environment

  • WANG Ming – sheng
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Abstract : Research purposes : According to the area environment characteristics of Beijing and process characteristics of hole - pile method,this paper aims at the construction shaft setting mode,cross channel setting mode,pilot tunnel design,steel pipe pile design,buckle arch design for a systematical study of hole - pile method,further explores the hole - pile method application of boundary conditions in terms of design,further researches to explore the key technology and key measures in design and construction of beijing subway station, sums comprehensive technical guidance of the hole - pile method up,in order to provide a reference for future similar metro engineering construction. Research conclusions:(1) The main idea of hole - pile method is forming vertical bearing structure as soon as possible. (2) Hole - pile method has the advantages of flexibility,good adaptability,which is suitable for the undercut subway station construction under complex environment. ( 3 ) Systematic research of hole - pile method design and construction is hysteretic,which needs to be further researched. (4) The results of this paper can provide reference for the subway station design with hole - pile method under complex environment.

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Key words: subway station / hole - pile method / complex environment / design technology

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WANG Ming – sheng. Research on the Key Technique of Subway Station Design with Hole - pile Method under Complex Environment[J]. Journal of Railway Engineering Society, 2017, 34(3): 87-92
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