BLAST HOLE ARRANGEMENT STRUCTURE USED FOR BLASTING FOR RHEOLOGICAL SOFT-WEAK SURROUNDING ROCK TUNNEL AND CONSTRUCTION METHOD FOR RHEOLOGICAL SOFT-WEAK SURROUNDING ROCK TUNNEL
20240102385 ยท 2024-03-28
Inventors
Cpc classification
F42D3/04
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
International classification
Abstract
A tunnel section subjected to grouting reinforcement is divided into two parts, that is, an upper half section and a lower half section, cutting vibration reduction holes used in coordination with cutting holes are formed in the upper half section, and the cutting vibration reduction holes are not charged and are filled with water bags only. According to the blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel of the invention, a cutting blasting effect is improved, excess energy is emptied and absorbed, propagation of shock waves and stress waves around is reduced, and vibration is reduced; and according to the invention, the purpose of forming vibration isolation holes in a tunnel excavation contour line of the upper half section is to prevent, absorb, reflect and refract the propagation of the blasting shock waves, stress waves and seismic waves.
Claims
1. A blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for a rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel, wherein a tunnel section subjected to grouting reinforcement is divided into two parts, that is, an upper half section (1) and a lower half section (2), cutting vibration reduction holes (1-2) used in coordination with cutting holes (1-1) are formed in the upper half section (1), and the cutting vibration reduction holes (1-2) are filled with water bags.
2. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of first-layer vibration isolation holes (1-7) are formed in a tunnel excavation contour line of the upper half section (1), and the first-layer vibration isolation holes (1-7) are filled with soft mud.
3. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 2, wherein a plurality of second-layer vibration isolation holes (1-8) are formed in one side, close to the lower half section (2), of the first-layer vibration isolation holes (1-7), and the second-layer vibration isolation holes (1-8) are filled with soft mud.
4. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 1, wherein the upper half section (1) is divided into a middle area (11), a left heading area (12) and a right heading area (13) which are used for separate divisional blasting; and the cutting holes (1-1) and the cutting vibration reduction holes (1-2) used in coordination with the cutting holes (1-1) are respectively formed in the middle area (11), the left heading area (12) and the right heading area (13).
5. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 4, wherein a plurality of side vibration isolation holes (1-9) are formed in the junction of the middle area (11) and the left heading area (12) and in the junction of the middle area (11) and the right heading area (13), and the side vibration isolation holes (1-9) are empty holes and are not filled inside.
6. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 4, wherein the middle area (11) is provided with a row of cutting holes (1-1) vertically in both sides of the center line of the tunnel, and a row of cutting vibration reduction holes (1-2) is formed vertically in the both sides of the center line of the tunnel and between the two rows of cutting holes (1-1).
7. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 6, wherein a charging manner for the cutting holes (1-1) in the middle area (11) is that the adjacent cutting holes (1-1) are charged at intervals in a manner of 3 rolls to 2 rolls to the bottoms of the holes, and the remainder of the blast holes are filled with stemming.
8. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 4, wherein the middle area (11) is further provided with reaming holes (1-3), auxiliary holes (1-4), peripheral holes (1-5) and bottom holes (1-6).
9. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 4, wherein the cutting holes (1-1) and the cutting vibration reduction holes (1-2) used in coordination with the cutting holes (1-1) are respectively formed in the left heading area (12) and the right heading area (13).
10. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 8, wherein three rows of the reaming holes (1-3) are respectively formed in one side of the center line of the tunnel; and the reaming holes (1-3) are charged at intervals in a manner of 2 rolls to 1 roll.
11. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 8, wherein the auxiliary holes (1-4) are formed between the cutting holes (1-1) and the tunnel excavation contour line of the upper half section.
12. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 11, wherein three layers of the auxiliary holes (1-4) are formed, and respectively are first-layer auxiliary holes (1-41), second-layer auxiliary holes (1-42) and third-layer auxiliary holes (1-43), and on the tunnel section, connection lines among the center points of the auxiliary holes in each layer are arc-shaped.
13. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 12, wherein the first-layer auxiliary holes (1-41) are charged with 1 roll separately; the second-layer auxiliary holes (1-42) are charged with 1 roll at intervals separately; and the third-layer auxiliary holes (1-43) are charged at intervals in a manner of 1 roll to 0.5 roll.
14. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 8, wherein the peripheral holes (1-5) are formed between the outermost-layer auxiliary holes (1-4) and the tunnel excavation contour line of the upper half section; the peripheral holes (1-5) are charged with 0.5 roll every other hole, and the openings of the charged peripheral holes are sealed with water stemming of 200 mm to 300 mm; and the uncharged peripheral holes (1-5) are fully filled with stemming.
15. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 8, wherein the bottom holes (1-6) are formed in the junction of the middle area (11) and the lower half section (2), and the bottom holes (1-6) are charged at intervals in a manner of 2 rolls to 1 roll.
16. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 9, wherein three cutting holes (1-1) are respectively formed in the left heading area (12) and the right heading area (13), and the cutting vibration reduction holes 1-2 are formed in connection lines of the three cutting holes 1-1; and during charging, the cutting holes (1-1) are charged with 3 rolls separately, and the cutting vibration reduction holes (1-2) are not charged and are filled with water bags.
17. The blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel according to claim 9, wherein auxiliary holes (1-4), peripheral holes (1-5) and bottom holes (1-6) are respectively formed in the left heading area (12) and the right heading area (13).
18. A construction method used for a rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel, the method comprising the following steps: S1: dividing a tunnel section subjected to grouting reinforcement into two parts, that is, an upper half section (1) and a lower half section (2), carrying out blasting construction on the upper half section (1) at first, and using the structure according to claim 1 as a blast hole arrangement structure for blasting; S2: dividing the upper half section (1) into a middle area (1), a left heading area (2) and a right heading area (3), blasting the left heading area (2) and completing primary support at first, then blasting the middle area (1) and completing primary support, and finally blasting the right heading area (3) and completing primary support; S3: after excavation for the upper half section (1) is completed, excavating the lower half section (2); and also carrying out reinforcement after the excavation is completed; and S4: after each cycle is completed, detaching a steel arch frame in the middle, and carrying out reinforcement construction for a secondary lining.
Description
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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS
[0018] The present invention will be further elaborated with reference to the following drawings and embodiments. It is to be pointed out that the following embodiments are intended to facilitate the understanding of the present invention, but have no limiting effect thereon.
Embodiment 1
[0019] A blast hole arrangement structure used for blasting for a rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel, where a tunnel section subjected to grouting reinforcement is divided into two parts, that is, an upper half section 1 and a lower half section 2, cutting vibration reduction holes 1-2 used in coordination with cutting holes 1-1 are formed in the upper half section 1, and the cutting vibration reduction holes 1-2 are not charged and are filled with water bags only. During construction, the upper half section 1 is constructed at first, and then the lower half section 2 is constructed.
[0020] Since the charging quantity of simultaneous blasting of the cutting holes 1-1 is the largest, after detonating, a detonator drives explosive to complete blasting in a very short time, a large amount of gas is generated and a large amount of heat energy is released, the high-temperature and high-pressure gas breaks surrounding rocks and generates shock waves in media, part of the energy continues to break the rocks for work, and part of the energy is converted into stress waves and then converted into seismic waves. When each cutting hole is equipped with a cutting vibration reduction hole filled with a water bag, a free surface is added to help the cutting hole to break the rocks as much as possible, the excess energy may be emptied and absorbed, and the propagation of the shock waves and stress waves around is reduced.
[0021] On the basis of the above technical solution, as shown in
[0022] After the upper half section 1 is excavated in a blasting manner, a lot of machines pass through a slope of the lower half section 2 during muck removal, primary support and other steps, so that a rock mass of the lower half section 2 is disturbed for many times, and therefore, the lower half section 2 may generally be excavated by adopting manual pneumatic picks; if hardness of local parts of the lower half section 2 is large, hard blocks are chiseled away by using a breaking hammer, and then excavation is carried out by using an excavator; if the hardness of the lower half section 2 is too large, blasting may be carried out in a manner of conventional loose blasting, since the upper half section 1 is constructed, and the lower half section 2 is provided with vertical and horizontal free surfaces, the blasting effect is great; and therefore, the construction for the lower half section 2 will not be described too much in the patent.
[0023] As a specific solution for arrangement of the cutting holes 1-1 and the cutting vibration reduction holes 1-2 during blasting on the upper half section 1, as shown in
[0024] In order to reduce disturbance to the rock mass during separate blasting in the three areas, as shown in
[0025] Specifically, the hole depth of the first-layer vibration isolation holes 1-7 and the second-layer vibration isolation holes 1-8 is larger than that of all the blast holes. The specific quantity can be referred to in
[0026] In the above technical solution, an overall solution for the blast hole arrangement structure used for the blasting for the rheological soft-weak surrounding rock tunnel is already given, that is, the cutting holes are coordinated with the cutting vibration reduction holes and the vibration isolation holes, a good blasting effect is realized, and excessive interference to the rock mass is avoided. As a specific implementation solution, as shown in
[0027] In addition to the cutting holes 1-1 and the cutting vibration reduction holes 1-2, reaming holes 1-3, auxiliary holes 1-4, peripheral holes 1-5 and bottom holes 1-6 are further formed in the middle area 11. As a specific implementation solution, a plurality of reaming holes 1-3 are respectively formed vertically in one side, away from the center line of the tunnel, of the cutting holes 1-1; and preferably, three rows of the reaming holes 1-3 are respectively formed in one side of the center line of the tunnel. The reaming holes 1-3 are charged at intervals in a manner of 2 rolls to 1 roll. (Charging at intervals in a manner of 2 rolls to 1 roll means that the charging quantity of the reaming holes adjacent to the reaming holes charged with 2 rolls is 1 roll, or in other word, the charging quantity of the reaming holes adjacent to the reaming holes charged with 1 roll is 2 rolls, taking
[0028] A plurality of auxiliary holes 1-4 are formed between the cutting holes 1-1 and the tunnel excavation contour line of the upper half section. Specifically, three layers of the auxiliary holes 1-4 are formed, and respectively are first-layer auxiliary holes 1-41, second-layer auxiliary holes 1-42 and third-layer auxiliary holes 1-43, and on the tunnel section, connection lines among the center points of the auxiliary holes in each layer are arc-shaped, which is specifically shown in
[0029] A plurality of peripheral holes 1-5 are formed between the outermost-layer auxiliary holes 1-4 and the tunnel excavation contour line of the upper half section (or between the outermost-layer auxiliary holes 1-4 and the second layer of vibration isolation holes 1-8); the peripheral holes 1-5 are charged with 0.5 roll every other hole, and the openings of the charged peripheral holes are sealed with water stemming of 200 mm to 300 mm; and the uncharged peripheral holes 1-5 are fully filled with stemming.
[0030] A plurality of bottom holes 1-6 are formed in the junction of the middle area 11 and the lower half section 2, and the bottom holes 1-6 are charged at intervals in a manner of 2 rolls to 1 roll, (charging at intervals in a manner of 2 rolls to 1 roll means that the charging quantity of the bottom holes adjacent to the bottom holes charged with 2 rolls is 1 roll, or in other word, the charging quantity of the bottom holes adjacent to the bottom holes charged with 1 roll is 2 rolls, taking
[0031] Referring to Table 1 for the depths, inclination angles, detonating sequences and other blasting parameters of the cutting holes, the cutting vibration reduction holes, the reaming holes, the auxiliary holes, the peripheral holes, the bottom holes and the vibration isolation holes that are not described in detail in the embodiment, and the blasting parameters will not be described one by one here in detail.
[0032] On the basis of the blasting parameters in Table 1, the inclination angle between the first-layer vibration isolation holes 1-7 and a tunnel face, the inclination angle between the second-layer vibration isolation holes 1-8 and the tunnel face, and the inclination angle between the side vibration isolation holes 1-9 and the tunnel face are 90 degrees, the hole depth of the side vibration isolation holes 1-9 is 1.6 m, and the hole depth of the first-layer vibration isolation holes 1-7 and the hole depth of the second-layer vibration isolation holes 1-8 are 1.9 m.
TABLE-US-00001 TABLE 1 Blasting Design Parameters of the Middle Area in the Upper Half Section of the Tunnel in FIG. 2 and FIG. 5 Inclination Detonator Serial angle Hole Depth separately segment Stemming Detonating Connection number Hole name (degrees) quantity (m) Charging number length (m) sequence manner 1 cutting holes 80 10 1.4 3/2 rolls at 1 0.5/0.8 I parallel intervals connection 2 cutting vibration 80 15 1.6 0 water bag reduction holes 1.6 (left row, middle row and right row) 3 reaming holes 90 20 1.4 2/1 rolls at 3 0.8/1.1 II intervals 4 first-layer auxiliary 90 13 1.3 1 roll 4 1.0 III holes 5 second-layer auxiliary 90 17 1.3 1 roll at 5 1.0/1.3 IV holes intervals 6 third-layer auxiliary 90 23 1.3 1/0.5 rolls 6 1.0/1.15 V holes at intervals 7 peripheral holes 90 33 1.3 at intervals 7 water VI 0.5 roll stemming of 0.2 m to 0.3 m at the openings of the holes 8 bottom holes 92 19 1.4 at intervals 8 0.8/1.1 VII 2/1 roll
[0033] The formation manners for the blast holes in the left heading area 12 and the right heading area 13 are illustrated by taking
[0034] In addition to the cutting holes 1-1 and the cutting vibration reduction holes 1-2, auxiliary holes 1-4, peripheral holes 1-5 and bottom holes 1-6 are further formed in the right heading area 13. Specifically, [0035] a plurality of auxiliary holes 1-4 are formed in the periphery of the cutting holes 1-1, and a plurality of peripheral holes 1-5 are formed in the periphery of the auxiliary holes 1-4; and a row of bottom holes 1-6 is formed in the junction of the right heading area 13 and the lower half section 2.
[0036] The auxiliary holes 1-4 (as shown by F1 to F9 in
[0037] The peripheral holes 1-5 (as shown by Z1 to Z19 in
[0038] The bottom holes 1-6 (as shown by D1 to D11 in
TABLE-US-00002 TABLE 2 Blasting Design Parameters of the Heading Areas in the Both Sides of the Upper Half Section of the Tunnel in FIG. 3 and FIG. 5 Inclination Charging Detonator Serial angle Hole Depth separately quantity segment Stemming Detonating Connection number Hole name (degrees) quantity (m) Charging (Kg) number length (m) sequence manner 1 cutting holes 90 3 1.4 3 roll 2.7 1 0.5 I parallel 2 cutting 90 1 1.6 0 0 water bag connection vibration 1.6 reduction holes 3 auxiliary holes 90 9 1.3 2/1 rolls at 4.2 3 0.8/1.1 II intervals 4 peripheral holes 90 19 1.3 0.5 roll 2.8 5 coating with III water stemming with a length of 0.2 m to 0.3 m at the openings of the holes 5 bottom holes 92 11 1.4 at intervals 4.9 8 0.8/1.1 IV 2/1 roll
[0039] The explosive in the patent refers to explosive, and in the patent, the explosive is emulsified explosive rolls with a specification of Phi 18 mm*300 mm*300 g.
[0040] The connection lines among the blast holes in
Embodiment 2
[0041] As shown in
[0042] S1: dividing a tunnel section subjected to grouting reinforcement into two parts, that is, an upper half section 1 and a lower half section 2, and carrying out blasting construction on the upper half section 1 at first; and
[0043] S2: dividing the upper half section 1 into a middle area 1, a left heading area 2 and a right heading area 3, blasting the left heading area 2 and completing primary support at first, then blasting the middle area 1 and completing primary support, and finally blasting the right heading area 3 and completing primary support. The primary support means supporting in the initial stage, for example, the primary support is carried out according to the following sequence: initial shotcreting, reinforcement mesh installation, steel arch frame erection, anchor rod installation, feet-lock anchor rod installation, and re-shotcreting. The excavation progress of the left heading area 2 is 5 m to 10 m in front of the middle area 1, and the excavation progress of the middle area 1 is 5 m to 10 m in front of the right heading area 3.
[0044] S3: After excavation and primary support for the upper half section 1 are completed, excavating the lower half section 2; and also carrying out reinforcement after the excavation is completed (the reinforcement manner is the same as that in step S2).
[0045] S4: after each cycle is completed, detaching a steel arch frame in the middle, and carrying out reinforcement construction for a secondary lining.
[0046] As a specific implementation solution, in step S1, a conventional grouting reinforcement manner may be adopted for the grouting reinforcement. In the invention, a multi-cycle full-section curtain grouting method adopting a large pipe shed with a diameter of Phi 108 is adopted, for example, an implementation length of first-circle grouting is 25 m, an implementation length of second-circle grouting is 30 m, an implementation length of third-circle grouting is 40 m, and so on; the grouting range is that reinforcement is carried out within 5.0 m to 6.0 m from top to bottom and left to right around the tunnel; the grouting manner is that backward segmented grouting is adopted, a segmenting length of grouting in the holes is determined according to the geological conditions of the drilled holes, and 3 m is preferred; and the grouting sequence is from outside to inside, and from top to bottom.
[0047] Referring to the example 1 and
[0048] Use Case
[0049] During construction for an undersea tunnel, the geologies of construction strata are completely weathered granodiorite (argillaceous medium-coarse sand), brown yellow in color, with gray white spots, and medium-coarse grain structures, most of the construction strata are plastic soil, and in a flowing plastic shape; and some of the construction strata are in a block structure, with hard rocks and well-developed fissure water, the hydrogeology is that a water inflow is 0.7 L/min.Math.m to 2.0 L/min.Math.m, and the construction strata are in a water-rich state and belong to rheological soft-weak surrounding rocks, as shown in
[0050] During construction, the construction method of the embodiments of the invention is adopted, and the arrangement structure of the embodiment 1 is adopted for blast hole formation in the upper half section 1, as shown in
[0051] The above descriptions are merely preferred embodiments of the present disclosure rather than limitations to the present disclosure in any form. Although the present disclosure has been disclosed in preferred embodiments, it is not intended to limit the invention. Anyone skilled in the art can make some changes or modifications to equivalent embodiments by using the above disclosed technical content without departing from the scope of the technical solution of the present disclosure. Any simple amendments, equivalent changes or modifications made to the above embodiments according to the technical essence of the present disclosure should fall in the scope of the technical solution of the present disclosure, without departing from the content of the technical solution of the present disclosure.