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Tunneling and Underground Construction: | 2014
Chuanping Liu; Xiaohang Guo; Wei Gao; Jian Jia
Combining the project practice of deep foundation pit excavation under railway trestle in coastal soft clay region, numerical calculation methods are used to analyse the excavation impact on the structural dynamic property and the deformation of the operating railway trestle over it. And monitoring data of the foundation pit and railway trestle are statistically analysized. Based on the analysis above, protection and control countermeasures of operating railway trestles over deep excavation are presented, which could be reference for design and construction of railway stations and foundation pit engineering.
GeoShanghai 2010 International ConferenceShanghai Society of Civil EngineeringChinese Institute of Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical EngineeringAmerican Society of Civil EngineersTransportation Research BoardEast China Architectural Design and Research Institute Company, LimitedDeep Foundation Institute | 2010
Jian Jia; Xiaolin Xie; Chuanping Liu; Jiequn Zhai; Yu Zhang
Shanghai Tower, the tallest skyscraper in China with 632m building height is under construction. For such height of building, time for construction completion of the tower is the most critical issue in planning the project. It would be the best beneficial to the whole project if the excavation of basements could be commenced as early as possible and the period of construction could be as short as possible. A best solution came up after numerous discussion and comparison - conventional open excavation for basements in tower area and top-down method in podium area. Moreover, a cylinder-shaped diaphragm with outer diameter 123.4m, 1.2m thick and 50m in height was adopted as a lateral retaining structure for basement excavation in tower area with 31.1m excavation depth. This scheme provides a faster program by means of no extra lateral supporting strut installation and demolition during excavation and basement construction. Although the design scheme of cylinder-shaped diaphragm without lateral supporting strut has been applied in some projects domestically and oversea, in view of the project scale (excavation depth and excavation area), design difficulty (excavation in soft clay in extensive depth and diameter), it would be the first project in China mainland. This paper serves to summarize the discussion and design calculation, analysis and control measure on deep and large diameter cylinder-shaped diaphragm wall in conventional open excavation, and also intends to provide as a reference for future similar projects.
Geo-Shanghai 2014 | 2014
Jiequn Zhai; Jian Jia; Xiaolin Xie
In this paper, based on monitoring data from 18 deep excavation cases in soft soil area in Shanghai, the depth of basal heave (HR), the width of settlement zone (Bs), the maximum ground settlement (δvm) and lateral deflection of retaining wall (δhm) are studied. First, it is found that HR is the depth where the unloading ratio is 0.15. Second, Bs is found to be closely related to the volume of excavation and the depth of basal heave. Then two simple methods are proposed for the prediction of Bs. At last, the relation between maximum deformation and construction time is studied. And the objective construction time is suggested.
Archive | 2012
Jian Jia; Xiaolin Xie; Jiequn Zhai; Yu Zhang
Archive | 2012
Jian Jia; Rulu Wang; Xiaolin Xie; Fayang Luo; Jiequn Zhai
Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University (science) | 2009
Jian Jia; Jianhua Wang; Xiao-ming Lou; Xiaolin Xie; Chuanping Liu
GeoShanghai International Conference 2006 | 2006
Jian Jia
Archive | 2012
Jian Jia; Xiaolin Xie; Jiequn Zhai; Yu Zhang
Archive | 2011
Daming Huang; Jian Jia; Fayang Luo; Xiaolin Xie; Ke Yang
Archive | 2012
Jian Jia; Xiaolin Xie; Jiequn Zhai; Yu Zhang; Lei Liu