Tunnel protection structure suitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areas

A tunnel protection structure suitable for active fault areas and high ground stress areas, comprising a plurality of protection units, wherein each of said protection units are sequentially connected and distributed along the axial direction of a tunnel, wherein each of said protection unit comprise a radial protection ring and two axial protection rings which are fixedly arranged between a lining structure and surrounding rocks and are distributed along an axial direction of a tunnel, and said two axial protection rings are respectively arranged on the two sides of said radial protection ring;

• the radial protection ring comprising a plurality of radial buffer energy consumption layers which are sequentially sleeved along a radial direction of the tunnel, each of said radial buffer energy consumption layer having radial buffer performance and radial energy consumption performance, and the radial buffer performance of each of said radial buffer energy consumption layer is gradually increased from outside to inside along the radial direction of the tunnel and the radial energy consumption performance of each of said radial buffer energy consumption layer is gradually decreased from outside to inside along the radial direction of the tunnel;
• each of the two axial protection rings comprises a plurality of axial buffer energy consumption layers which are sequentially and fixedly connected along the axial direction of the tunnel, each of said axial buffer energy consumption layer has axial buffer performance and axial energy consumption performance, and the axial buffer performance of each of said axial buffer energy consumption layer is gradually increased from outside to inside relative to the radial protection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel and the axial energy consumption performance of each of said axial buffer energy consumption layer is gradually decreased from outside to inside relative to the radial protection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel in said each of the two axial protection rings;
• a number of the plurality of radial buffer energy consumption layers in the radial protection ring is three and a number of the plurality of axial buffer energy consumption layers in the axial protection ring is three;
• each of said radial buffer energy consumption layer comprises a plurality of radial tire layers which are sequentially and fixedly connected around the axis of the tunnel, each of said radial tire layer comprises a plurality of radial tires which are annularly distributed around the axial direction of the tunnel and are sequentially and fixedly connected, and an axis of each of said radial tire is parallel to the axis of the tunnel;
• each of said axial buffer energy consumption layer comprises a plurality of axial tire layers sequentially sleeved along a radial direction of the tunnel, each of said axial tire layer comprises a plurality of axial tires annularly distributed around the axis of the tunnel and sequentially and fixedly connected, and the axis of each of said axial tire is perpendicular to the axis of the tunnel;
• and each of said radial tire and each of said axial tire are filled with buffer energy consumption materials, buffer performance of the buffer energy consumption material filled in each radial tire is gradually increased from the outside to the inside along the radial direction of the tunnel and energy consumption performance of the buffer energy consumption material filled in each radial tire is gradually decreased from the outside to the inside along the radial direction of the tunnel, and the buffer performance of the buffer energy consumption material filled in each axial tire is gradually increased from the outside to the inside relative to said radial protection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel and the energy consumption performance of the buffer energy consumption material filled in each axial tire is gradually decreased from the outside to the inside relative to said radial protection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel in the axial protection ring;
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• the buffer energy consumption materials filled in each of said radial tire of an outermost layer of the radial buffer energy consumption layers and each of said axial tire of an the outermost layer of the axial buffer energy consumption layers is composed of concrete blocks, gravel blocks, brick and tile fragments, muck and coal gangue, and grading form is a “gap” grading form;
• the buffer energy consumption materials filled in each of said radial tire of a middle layer of said radial buffer energy consumption layers and each of said axial tire of a middle layer of the axial buffer energy consumption layers are composed of coal gangue and steel slag, and a grading form is a “continuous opening” grading form;
• the buffer energy consumption materials filled in each of said radial tire of an innermost layer of the radial buffer energy consumption layers and each of said axial tire of an innermost layer of the axial buffer energy consumption layers are composed of steel slag, coal ash, red mud and phosphogypsum, and a grading form is a “continuous” grading form;
• a fineness modulus of the buffer energy consumption material filled in each of said radial tire from the outside to the inside along the radial direction of the tunnel is gradually decreased, and a compactness is gradually increased from the outside to the inside along the radial direction of the tunnel;
• and the fineness modulus of the buffer energy consumption material filled in each of said axial tire is gradually decreased from an outside to an inside relative to the radial protection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel in each of the axial protection ring, and the compactness is gradually increased from the outside to the inside relative to the radial protection ring along the axial direction of the tunnel.