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SUBSURFACE CHARACTERIZATION
FOR NATM TUNNEL EXCAVATION
UNDER RIVER CROSSING WITH
SHALLOW OVERBURDEN
21st November 2013
By:
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UG
opening
UG
opening
Underground space
environment
Increase of overburden depth
Ground
surface
Underground space
Potential hazard
Excavation
disturbed/damage zone
GW ingress
Rock
displacement/deformation
2
Ground settlement
Geophysical method
TBM
Location
of the
Location
of the Pahang
Selangor Raw
Project
Water Transfer Tunnel Project
Location
Length(m)
Type
Year
Comment
1.
Delaware Aqueduct
137,000
Water supply
1945
2.
Southern Finland,
Finland
120,000
Water supply
1982
16 m2 cross section
3.
Liaoning Province,
China
85,320
Water supply
2009
8 m in diameter
4.
South Africa
82,800
Water supply
1972
longest aqueduct
(22.5 m2 )
5.
Kronoberg/Scania,
Sweden
82,000
Water supply
1987
8 m2
LeopontineAlps/Switzl
and
57,072
Railway
2017?
Twin tube
7.
Seikan Tunnel
53,850
Railway
1988
8.
Czech Republic
51,075
Water supply
1972
5 m2
9.
Channel Tunnel
English Channel,
UK/France
50,450
Railway
1994
longest underwater
section, (245 m2 )
10.
47,600
Metro
1995
longest metro/rapid
transit tunnel
11.
Pahang, Selangor,
Malaysia
44,600
Water supply
2014?
Under construction
12.
Moscow Metro,
Russia
41,500
Metro
19832002
13.
Madrid, Spain
40,900
Metro
19992003
14.
Tokyo, Japan
40,700
Metro
19912000
15.
Krahnjkar
Hydroelectric Power
5
plant
Austurland, Iceland
39,700
Hydroelectric
20032007
6.
7.2-7.6 m in diameter
72 km
Sg.
Kera
u
Shallow
overburden
= 12 m
With
approximately 4
m rock cover
impermeable
Tunnel advance
Fracture zone
8
Face collapse
After mucking
Tunnel face
collapse after
excavation
10
Objectives
To
identify
To
develop
Methodology - Overview
Define parameter for
subsurface
characterization
Subsurface modeling
Excavation Risk
Proposed
Countermeasure
Lithology
Groundwater Table
Rock Mass
Weathering
RQD
Lugeon Value
Lithology
Subsurface model
Borehole
Strip Logs
Spatial
Interpolati
on - IDW
Lugeon Value
Solid Modeling
Algorithm
Lugeon Value
Excavated
Tunnel with 5.2
m diameter
Rock mass weathering grade aect the bearing capacity of the rock
and the quality of the rock in general.
Important to determine the suitability of the tunnel supports used
after excavation such as rock bolt, shotcrete and steel rib.
Grade II
Under Kerau
River
Volume (m3)
Percentage
(%)
Grade 4
156.69
8.3
Grade 3
850.06
45.0
Grade 2
881.125
46.7
Total Filtered
Volume:
1887.875
100
High Lugeon value (high permeability) shown under the Kerau River.
Extra attention must be done for the tunnel excavation under the
Kerau River.
Lugeon value
5-15
Lugeon value
1-5
Lugeon value
15-50
Under Kerau
River
71.7 % > 5 Lu
Lugeon
Value
<1
1-5
5-15
15-50
Total
Filtered
Volume
Permeabil
ity
m/sec
< 1x10-7
1x10-76x10-7
6x10-72x10-6
2x10-66x10-6
Volume
(m3)
Percenta
ge (%)
544
28.36
897.875
46.81
476.25
24.83
1918.125
100
Q
Lugeon
Range
Classificati
on
<1
Very Low
1-5
Low
Hydraulic
Conductivi
ty Range
(cm/sec)
< 1x10-5
1x10-5-
Condition
of Rock
Mass
Opening
Very tight
Reporting
Precision
(Lugeons)
<1
Tight
6x10
6x10-5-2x10-5
5-15
open
2x10
15-50
Few partly
Moderate
-4
Medium
Some open
-6x10
6x10-4
-4
50-100
High
Many open
-1x10
>100
Very High
-3
> 1x10-3
Open
closely
spaced or
voids
>100
Array
Type
Survey
Length
(m)
Electrode
s Spacing
(m)
L-1
Dipoledipole
200
2.5
ty
i
v
ti
s
i
s
Re e
lin
ve
r
Su
Sg.
Kera
u
Depth
of
Penetra
tion
(m)
Top
Bottom
80
Electrode
80
25
arrangement with
jumper attached to
the cable (2.5m
spacing)
Main cable
connected to the
main equipment
Conclusion
Overall Rock Mass Condition along the critical Tunnel
Alignment
High percentage of
granite grade III
(weak rock) occurred
at tunnel crown (53.3
% weak rock)
High permeability of
rock mass occurred
under Kerau River
along the tunnel
alignment (71.7% >
5 Lu).
Probe drilling
Tunnel
advanced
Tunnel face
Proposed Pre-grouting
Kerau River
Pre-grouting
Tunnel
advanced
Tunnel face
Proposed Forepoling
Schematic
View
Side View
Acknowledgement
UNIVERSITI SAINS
MALAYSIA SHORT TERM
RESEARCH GRANTT
SNUI JV
Thank You