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TBM tunnel linings are jointed, and this introduces particular modeling requirements. Because joints between segments are the weak points of TBM linings and concentrated, translational and rotational deformations are among the main factors which should be considered.
This presentation covers the most typical aspects of TBM modeling in particular related to geometrical connections. Through extensive international experiences, the speaker will highlight best practice associated with the design and execution phase, whilst encompassing the real cases demonstration.
SYSTRA is one of the world’s leading engineering and consulting groups specialised in public transport and mobility solutions. For more than 60 years, the Group has been involved with cities and regions in order to contribute to their development by creating, improving and modernising their transport infrastructures and systems. The specialised magazine Engineering News-Record ranks SYSTRA among the top four international engineering firms specialised in ‘Mass Transit & Rail’, and among the 35 largest engineering firms in the world.
Supported by its 7,500 employees, the Group’s mission is to make transport more fluid throughout the world in order to bring regions together and facilitate access to employment, education and leisure. A signature team for transport solutions, SYSTRA accompanies its partners and clients throughout the lifecycle of their projects.
Dr. Cosimo Iasiello (MIDAS Geotechnical Expert Group)
Cosimo has experience of a wide range of projects as a specialist geotechnical, tunneling and structural engineer covering major infrastructure across a range of sectors in the UK and overseas in Europe, Africa, Middle East, North and South America. His duties covered site investigation supervision, earthworks, slopes, foundations, earthquake design, tunnelling, special foundations and structural design of underground metro stations.
Email: c.iasiello@ciccp.es
- Brief introduction to TBMs
- Types of machines
- Segment joints modelling
- Non-linear behaviour at the joints
- Translational & rotational deformations
- TBM modelling
- TBM with shaft entrance
- Cross passages
- Particular cases of modelling
- EPB tunnel intersection
- Parallel tunnel to shaft
- Soil-structure interaction
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