Abstract:The formation in dense fracture zone of adjacent reservoir is analyzed by using Visual-modflow 3D visual seepage software modeling. The distribution law of groundwater seepage field in the whole process from tunnel excavation to grouting is analyzed. Combined with the influence of hydraulic connections such as reservoir and fracture dense zone in tunnel site area, the evolution process of seepage field under the undisturbed tunnel construction is studied. The results show that the fracture water recharges the tunnel vertically after tunnel excavation with large influence range. The reverse recharge or the through discharge in the direction of reservoir is not obvious. The preliminary support of tunnel is helpful to maintain the stability of groundwater flow field. Due to the existence of dense fracture zone, the change of cross-section seepage is close to the preliminary stage of tunnel. With the improvement of grouting reinforcement water-stop effect, the tendency of groundwater to collect into the tunnel is reduced and the range is decreased. When the seepage coefficient of surrounding rock is reduced to 90%, it is close to the initial seepage filed, which indicates that the good waterproof system plays the good role in maintaining the stability of groundwater seepage field. The existence of dense fracture zone has an influence only on the local seepage field, and has no significant influence on the hydraulic connection between tunnel and reservoir.