設計 RC円形圧力トンネルの配筋設計(1)
概要
均等な内水圧および外水圧を受けるRC円形圧力トンネルを、トンネル軸方向に均一な厚肉円筒として、平面ひずみ状態でモデル化する。 モデル化においては、以下の考え方を採用した。
- 圧力水路の構造は鉄筋コンクリート構造とする。
- 内水圧を受ける場合のモデル化範囲は、圧力水路の覆工(鉄筋含む)および周辺岩盤とする。
- 内水圧を受ける覆工コンクリートは、ひび割れが発生しているものとし、周方向の応力は分担しない。鉄筋は完全弾性体として扱う。
- 外水圧は覆工コンクリートの外面に作用するものとし、岩盤はモデル化しない。
- 外水圧を受ける覆工には半径方向・周方向ともに圧縮応力が作用するため、コンクリート・鉄筋とも完全弾性体として扱う。
- 温度変化量は、簡略化のため、覆工内で均一とし、岩盤内での温度変化は考慮しない。
- 水路における鉄筋のかぶりは、断面寸法に対し比較的大きいので、これを考慮する。
Design of RC Circular Pressure Tunnel
Basic Equations for Elastic Cylinder Model in Plane Strain State
In this discussion, a long circular cylinder including surrounding area is considered as a pressure tunnel model using polar coordinates. Symbols used are shown below in this discussion.
normal stress in the radial direction | |
normal strain in the radial direction | |
normal stress in the circumferential direction | |
normal strain in the circumferential direction | |
normal stress in the axial direction | |
normal strain in the axial direction | |
displacement in the radial direction | |
distance to a point in a cylinder from origin of polar coordinates in the radial direction | |
distance to inner boundary of a cylinder from origin of polar coordinates in the radial direction | |
elastic modulus of material | |
Poisson's ratio of material | |
thermal expansion coefficient of material | |
temperature change of material |
Basic Equations for Isotropic Elastic Material in Plane Strain State
Stress - Strain Relationship
Stress - strain relationships for an elastic material in polar coordinates are shown below.
Considering a condition os , followings can be obtained from above.
Strain - Displacement Relationship
Relationships between strain and displacement can be expressed as follows.
Equilibrium Equation
An equilibrium equation of stress can be expressed as follow.
General Expressions of Displacements and Stresses
From above, following general expressions of displacement and stresses can be obtained. (These equations are shown in 'Theory of Elasticity, S. Timoshenko and J. N. Goodier, Chapter 14. Thermal Stress, 135. The Long Circular Cylinder.')
In case of uniform distribution of temperature in a material, thermal items can be expressed as results of integrations.
Therefore, displacement and stresses can be expressed as follows.
Basic Equations for No-tension Material in Circumferential Direction
For no-tension material in circumferential direction such as concrete under the internal pressure, the equilibrium equation becomes shown below considering a condition of .
Using an assumption of Poisson's ratio of zero (), the stress in the radial direction can be expressed as follow.
From above, following basic equations for no-tension material in circumferential direction can be obtained.
Using an assumption of uniform distribution of temperature, a integration of thermal item becoms . Therefore, displacement and stresses can be expressed as follows.
Model of RC Circular Tunnel under Internal Pressure
Double Reinforcement Section
Components of Model
Bedrock | Elastic material. Thermal stress is ignored. |
Concrete (outer cover) | No-tension material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Outer Reinforcement | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Concrete (middle location) | No-tension material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Inner Reinforcement | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Concrete (Inner cover) | No-tension material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Outer boundary of bedrock | |
External surface of concrete lining | |
Boundary of outer cover concrete and outer reinforcement | |
Boundary of outer reinforcement and middle concrete | |
Boundary of middle concrete and inner reinforcement | |
Boundary of inner reinforcement and inner cover concrete | |
Inner surface of concrete lining |
Basic Equations for Each Material
Bedrock ()
Outer Cover Concrete ()
Outer Reinforcement ()
Middle Concrete ()
Inner Reinforcement ()
Inner Cover Concrete ()
Simultaneous linear equations
To fix un-known parameters, simultaneous linear equations will be created considering boundary conditions shown below.
- Stress in the radial direction at outer boundary of bedrock is equal to zero.
- Displacement and stress in the radial direction have continuity at the boundaries of each material.
- Stress in the radial direction at inner surface of concrete lining is equal to the internal pressure.
- Positive sign of the internal pressure is toward outer direction.
Matrix Expression of Simultaneous linear equations for Computer Programing
Single Reinforcement Section
Components of Model
Bedrock | Elastic material. Thermal stress is ignored. |
Concrete (outer cover) | No-tension material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Inner Reinforcement | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Concrete (Inner cover) | No-tension material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Outer boundary of bedrock | |
External surface of concrete lining | |
Boundary of outer cover concrete and reinforcement | |
Boundary of reinforcement and inner cover concrete | |
Inner surface of concrete lining |
Basic Equations for Each Material
Bedrock ()
Outer Cover Concrete ()
Reinforcement ()
Inner Cover Concrete ()
Simultaneous linear equations
To fix un-known parameters, simultaneous linear equations will be created considering boundary conditions shown below.
- Stress in the radial direction at outer boundary of bedrock is equal to zero.
- Displacement and stress in the radial direction have continuity at the boundaries of each material.
- Stress in the radial direction at inner surface of concrete lining is equal to the internal pressure.
- Positive sign of the internal pressure is toward outer direction.
Matrix Expression of Simultaneous linear equations for Computer Programing
Model of RC Circular Tunnel under External Pressure
Double Reinforcement Section
Components of Model
Concrete (outer cover) | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Outer Reinforcement | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Concrete (middle location) | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Inner Reinforcement | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Concrete (Inner cover) | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
External surface of concrete lining | |
Boundary of outer cover concrete and outer reinforcement | |
Boundary of outer reinforcement and middle concrete | |
Boundary of middle concrete and inner reinforcement | |
Boundary of inner reinforcement and inner cover concrete | |
Inner surface of concrete lining |
Basic Equations for Each Material
Outer Cover Concrete ()
Outer Reinforcement ()
Middle Concrete ()
Inner Reinforcement ()
Inner Cover Concrete ()
Simultaneous linear equations
To fix un-known parameters, simultaneous linear equations will be created considering boundary conditions shown below.
- Stress in the radial direction at outer surface of concrete lining is equal to the external pressure.
- Displacement and stress in the radial direction have continuity at the boundaries of each material.
- Stress in the radial direction at inner surface of concrete lining is equal to zero.
- Positive sign of the external pressure is toward inner direction.
Matrix Expression of Simultaneous linear equations for Computer Programing
Single Reinforcement Section
Components of Model
Concrete (outer cover) | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Inner Reinforcement | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
Concrete (Inner cover) | Elastic material. Thermal stress is considered. |
External surface of concrete lining | |
Boundary of reinforcement and outer cover concrete | |
Boundary of reinforcement and inner cover concrete | |
Inner surface of concrete lining |
Basic Equations for Each Material
Outer Cover Concrete ()
Reinforcement ()
Inner Cover Concrete ()
Simultaneous linear equations
To fix un-known parameters, simultaneous linear equations will be created considering boundary conditions shown below.
- Stress in the radial direction at outer surface of concrete lining is equal to the external pressure.
- Displacement and stress in the radial direction have continuity at the boundaries of each material.
- Stress in the radial direction at inner surface of concrete lining is equal to zero.
- Positive sign of the external pressure is toward inner direction.