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Simplified Simulation Method and Practical Prediction Tool for Mechanized Tunnelling Induced Settlements Based on Hybrid Volume Loss‐Grouting Pressure Method
Mathematical modelling for ground consolidation settlements induced by lining leakage of shield tunnel under train loading in viscoelastic porous soils
Comparison of analytical method, 3D finite element model with experimental subsidence measurements resulting from the extension of the Milan underground
Complex variable analytical prediction for ground deformation and lining responses due to shield tunneling considering groundwater level variation in clays
Analytical prediction of time-dependent behavior for tunneling-induced ground movements and stresses subjected to surcharge loading based on rheological mechanics
3-D elastic analysis of vertical piles subjected to “passive” loadings
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