Jacking system for excavation construction of cross passage and construction method using the same
AssigneeNingbo Yonggong Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsYaohong ZHU, Huan ZHU
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AssigneeNingbo Yonggong Technology Co., Ltd.
InventorsYaohong ZHU, Huan ZHU
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A jacking system is used for excavation construction of cross passage. The jacking system includes a reaction frame and force transmission member which connects the reaction frame with main tunnel segment(s) surrounding a starting end of the cross passage. The reaction frame is used to provide support for excavation apparatus along an excavation direction. Support force is transmitted to the main tunnel segment(s) surrounding the starting end of the cross passage via the force transmission member. Back support is cancelled from the jacking system and the structure and whole system are more simplified and intensive. In addition, the space behind the reaction frame is no longer occupied, which makes it possible to construct main tunnel and cross passages or multiple cross passages simultaneously. This jacking system not only has low manufacturing cost, but also reduces construction cost due to simplified operation, construction space saving and simultaneous construction procedures.
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A jacking system for excavation construction of a T-shaped cross passage of a tunnel system, the cross passage communicating with at least one main channel, wherein the jacking system comprises a reaction frame (11) and force transmission member, the force transmission member connects the reaction frame (11) to a main tunnel segment located at a side of the reaction frame (11) facing the cross passage and surrounding a starting end of the cross passage, the reaction frame (11) is used to provide support for an excavation apparatus in an excavation direction, wherein supporting force is transmitted to the main tunnel segment surrounding the starting end of the cross passage via the force transmission member in a way that the force transmission member bears a pulling force.
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