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DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF LARGE TUNNELS IN SOIL AND FAULTED ROCK SENTVID TUNNEL MOTORWAY BYPASS OF LJUBLJANA Josef Daller, ic consulenten, Vienna - Austria International NATM Workshop Singapore 2010

LAYOUT OF SENTVID MOTORWAY TUNNEL OLD C&C TUNNELS NEW C&C TUNNELS 2-LANE TUNNELS 3-LANE TUNNELS KAVERNS Section Right Tube Left Tube Excavation Cross section Cut & Cover 420 m 420 m 55 m² 2 -lane 240 m 370 m 75-100 m² 3 - lane 750 m 590 m 110-160 m² Cavern 84 m 84 m 180-360 m² Access/Exit ramps 255 m 360 m 70-95 m² 2

SCHEDULE OF SENTVID MOTORWAY TUNNEL 3

LAYOUT OF KAVERN max. excavation: 360 m2 4

SENTVID TUNNEL MAIN DESIGN TASKS Feasibility study based on revised/improved d geological l model, including risk analysis Design of adequate support system for reaching stability Support system must be compatible with expected deformations Design of proper excavation sequence Definition of deformation tolerances based on FE-analyses Design of monitoring programme 5

SENTVID TUNNEL GEOLOGICAL MODEL 2002???????? Partly folded and tectonically disturbed meta-sand/siltstones & slates. Fault breccias (< 20m) along low-angle thrusts and high-angle faults 6

LAYOUT OF EXPLORATORY ADIT (PILOT TUNNEL) LEFT CAVERN Geometrie Adit RIGHT CAVERN EXPLORATORY ADIT (PILOT TUNNEL) Geometrie Adit 7

LAYOUT OF EXPLORATORY ADIT (PILOT TUNNEL) meta-sandstone meta-siltstone slate fault material water inflow Investigation program for revised geological model 2005: - geological l documentation ti & core drilling in exploration gallery - seismic survey (refraction & tomography) - deformation o measurement e e data from exploration gallery Geoinzeniring d.o.o., 2005 8

RESULTS OF EXPLORATORY ADIT RIGHT TUBE RATHER CLEAR GEOLOGICAL SITUATION WITHIN THE PROPOSED CAVERN NORTHERN END OF CAVERN (LARGEST SECTION) IN FAVOURABLE SANDSTONE 9

RESULTS OF EXPLORATORY GALLERY LEFT TUBE RATHER DIFFUSE GEOLOGICAL SITUATION WITHIN THE CAVERN; NEARLY NO SANDSTONE MAJOR FAULT ZONES AT THE NORTHERN END OF THE CAVERN 10

REVISED GEOLOGICAL MODEL 2005 LEFT TUBE 1450 1550 11

TUNNEL SENTVID GEOLOGICAL MODELS (RIGHT TUBE) STANDARD INVESTIGATION - SURFACE MAPPING - CORE DRILLING Modell 2002 / Model 2002 ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATION - EXPLORATORY ADIT - ADDITIONAL CORE DRILLING Modell 2005 / Model 2005 EXCAVATION OF MAIN TUNNELS AND CAVERNS Modell 2006 / Model 2006 12

TUNNEL SENTVID DEFINITION OF ROCK MASS TYPES RMT 1 RMT 2 RMT 1 RMT 3 RMT 3 RMT 4 RMT 2 RMT 4 ROCK MASS TYPE PREVAILING ROCK TYPE GSI FRACTURING TECTONIC DISTURBANCE RMT 1 meta sandstone 30 45 F4 (6 20 cm) slightly to moderately sheared RMT 2 meta siltstone 20 30 F5 (2 6 cm) moderately to highly sheared RMT 3 slate 15 20 F6 (< 2 cm) intensly foliated, highly sheared RMT 4 fault gauge, fault breccia < 15 F7 (< 2 cm) very high, disintegrated 13

TUNNEL SENTVID DEFINITION OF ROCK MASS BEHAVIOUR AND POTENTIAL FAILURE MODES FM1: Gravity controlled block/wedge/slab failure in jointed rock mass RMT1, RMT2, locally RMT3 FM2: Discontinuity controlled ravelling, instabilities due to lack of cohesion In highly fractured rock mass RMT2, locally RMT3 FM3: Stress-induced deformations / failure of overall rock mass In low-strength rock mass RMT3, RMT4, locally RMT2 FM4: Relaxation sliding / creeping along low-strength schistosity and/or fault planes 14

TUNNEL SENTVID DEFINITION OF POTENTIAL GEOTECHNICAL PROBLEMS FM1: Gravity controlled block/wedge/slab failure Large-scale and sudden slab failure from roof, triggered by undetected detachment plane FM2: Discontinuity controlled ravelling, instabilities due to lack of cohesion Rapidly progressing failure at roof and/or face in case of elevated water inflow FM3: Stress-induced deformations / failure of overall rock mass Elevated and continuous radial convergence of unforeseen dimension reducing designed cross-section, requiring re-profiling FM4: Relaxation sliding / creeping along low-strength schistosity and/or fault planes Distinct deformation peaks cause elevated and asymmetric loads on primary lining 15

TUNNEL SENTVID FEASIBILITY STUDY BY 3-D ANALYSES 16

TUNNEL SENTVID DEFINITION OF DESIGN PARAMETER RMT Unit Weight Friction Angle Cohesion Young s Modulus g f c E [kn/m²] [ ] MPa MPa RMT 1 26,5 40 0,25 1400 RMT 2 25,5 26 0,1 500 RMT 3 24,5 20 0,07 300 RMT 4 23 16 0,05 200 17

TUNNEL SENTVID FEASIBILITY STUDY BY 3-D ANALYSES FLAC3D 2.00 Job Title: DARS/PREDOR SENTVID/RIGHT CAVERN/ENLARGEMENT 3 EXCAVATION/t FLAC3D 2.00 Job Title: DARS/PREDOR SENTVID/RIGHT CAVERN/ENLARGEMENT 3 EXCAVATION/t Step 11001 Model Perspective 17:20:41 Sun Jan 16 2005 Step 11001 Model Perspective 17:20:41 Sun Jan 16 2005 Center: Rotation: X: 0.000e+000 X: 10.000 Y: 1.250e+001 Y: 0.000 Z: 1.330e+001001 Z: 320.000 Dist: 7.775e+002 Mag.: 2.4 Ang.: 22.500 Center: X: 0.000e+000 Y: 1.250e+001 Z: 1.330e+001 Rotation: X: 10.000 Y: 0.000 Z: 320.000 Dist: 7.775e+002 Mag.: 2.4 Ang.: 22.500 Contour of X-Displacement -1.3257e-001 to 0.0000e+000 0.0000e+000 to 1.0000e-001 1.0000e-001 to 2.0000e-001 2.0000e-001 to 3.0000e-001 3.0000e-001 to 4.0000e-001 4.0000e-001 to 5.0000e-001 5.0000e-001 to 6.0000e-001 6.0000e-001 to 7.0000e-001 7.0000e-001 to 8.0000e-001 8.0000e-001 to 9.0000e-001 9.0000e-001 001 to 1.0000e+000 1.0000e+000 to 1.1000e+000 1.1000e+000 to 1.1728e+000 Interval = 1.0e-001 Sketch Linestyle Axes Linestyle Itasca Consulting Group, Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota USA Z Y X Contour of Z-Displacement -2.1066e+000 to -1.7500e+000-1.7500e+000 to -1.5000e+000-1.5000e+000 to -1.2500e+000-1.2500e+000 to -1.0000e+000-1.0000e+000 to -7.5000e-001-7.5000e-001 to -5.0000e-001-5.0000e-001 to -2.5000e-001-2.5000e-001 to 0.0000e+000 0.0000e+000 to 2.5000e-001 2.5000e-001 to 2.8501e-001 Interval = 2.5e-001 Sketch Linestyle Axes Linestyle Itasca Consulting Group, Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota USA Z Y X 18

ROCK SUPPORT mainly IBI rock bolts, 420 kn L = 12 m; pattern: 1,0/1,0 or 1,2/1,2 m Slots and yielding elements in shotcrete lining 19

CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE OF CAVERN EXCAVATION 20

TYPICAL MONITORING RESULTS - RIGHT CAVERN MQ: Sta.1331 installed after displacement = 100 mm Ring closure part A at monitoring section Excavation part A finsihed "Slot" in part B, cavern 1, finished Ring closure part B at monitoring section 21

TYPICAL MONITORING RESULTS - RIGHT CAVERN MQ: Sta.1331 22

TYPICAL MONITORING RESULTS - LEFT CAVERN MQ: Sta.1460 displacement = 100 mm Ring closure part A at monitoring section Excavation part A finsihed "Slot" in part B, cavern 1, finished Ring closure part B at monitoring section 23

TYPICAL MONITORING RESULTS - LEFT CAVERN MQ: Sta.1460 MAX. ROOF SETTLEMENT: 55 cm 24

TUNNEL SENTVID BACK-ANALYSES RMT3 RMT4 RMT4 RMT2 RMT3 RMT3 RMT4 RMT3 RMT4 5 RMT3 RMT4 25

TUNNEL SENTVID FE-ANALYSES 26

TUNNEL SENTVID FE-ANALYSES MOHR-COULOMB MODEL ANISOTROPIC MULTILAMINATE MODEL - EXTENSIVE PLASTIC ZONES - LARGE HORIZONTAL DISPLACEMENTS - SQUEEZING CONDITIONS - DISCONTINUIETY CONTROLLED - LARGE VERTIVAL DISPLACEMENTS - SHEAR DISPLACEMENTS - OPENING OF LOW ANGLE DISCONTINUITIES 27

TOP HEADING PART A 28

CONSTRUCTION STEP 4 29

INVERT EXCAVATION RIGHT CAVERN 30

INSTALLATION OF WATER PROOFING MEMBRANE 31

INNER LINING CONCRETE 32

SENTVID TUNNEL MOTORWAY BYPASS OF LJUBLJANA 33