Stefan Ritter
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Building Deformation Caused by Tunneling
Centrifuge Modeling
This paper evaluates the performance of currently available analytical procedures to assess building response to tunnelling-induced ground displacements. The focus is on methods that account for the interaction between the soil and the structure during tunnelling. These method ...
The potential damage caused by tunnel excavations to surface buildings can be effectively investigated by centrifuge testing. However, for practical reasons only a limited number of geometrical configurations can be tested in a geotechnical centrifuge. Therefore, numerical mod ...
Understanding the building response to tunnelling-induced settlements is an important aspect of urban tunnelling in soft ground. Previous centrifuge modelling research demonstrated significant potential to study this tunnel-soil-structure interaction problem. However, these re ...
In urban tunnelling projects, surface buildings interact with tunnelling-induced ground movements. Understanding this interaction aids when predicting the behaviour of buildings above tunnelling works. However, much uncertainty still exists about the impact of structures on tu ...
The interaction mechanisms between surface structures and tunnelling-induced ground movements were investigated through centrifuge testing. Although numerous studies have considered this soil-structure interaction problem, previous experiments have neglected important building ...
Accurate simulation of the building response to soil settlements is useful for the risk assessment of underground excavations in urban areas. Two-dimensional numerical models with coupling between the soil and structure offer a relatively flexible means of investigation for la ...