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Investigation of the Origins of Water Seepage During Shield Tunnel in Sandy Cobble Strata: A Case Study

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Leaking behavior of shield tunnels under the Huangpu River of Shanghai with induced hazards
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Performance of Slurry TBM Tunnelling in Sandy Cobble Ground — A Case Study in Lanzhou
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Model Testing on Failure Mechanism of Tunnel Face in Sandy Cobble Stratum
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The mechanism of hysteretic ground settlement caused by shield tunneling in mixed-face conditions
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Investigation of progressive settlement of sandy cobble strata for shield tunnels with different burial depths
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Failure mechanisms of ground collapse caused by shield tunnelling in water-rich composite sandy stratum: A case study
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Microscopic reinforcement mechanism of shotcrete performance regulated by nanomaterial admixtures
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Seepage–stress coupled analysis on anisotropic characteristics of the fractured rock mass around roadway
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Development of an elliptical fitting algorithm to improve change detection capabilities with applications for deformation monitoring in circular tunnels and shafts
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Numerical modelling of tunnel face stability in homogeneous and layered soft ground
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Automated and Efficient Method for Extraction of Tunnel Cross Sections Using Terrestrial Laser Scanned Data
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Theoretical Analyses of the Stability of Excavation Face of Shield Tunnel in Lanzhou Metro Crossing beneath the Yellow River
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Numerical Simulation of a Tunnel Built in London Clay Using the MIT-E3 Model
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Terrestrial laser scanning as a key element in the integrated monitoring of tidal influences on a twin‐tube concrete tunnel
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Surface Settlement Analysis Induced by Shield Tunneling Construction in the Loess Region
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Three-Dimensional Laser Scanning for Geometry Documentation and Construction Management of Highway Tunnels during Excavation
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Numerical Simulation of Mudstone Shield Tunnel Excavation with ABAQUS Seepage–Stress Coupling: A Case Study
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