Abstract:Based on a highway tunnel under construction in a fully weathered granite area, a tunnel support optimization technology is proposed for complex geological conditions, and the support effectiveness through on-site monitoring of tunnel surrounding rock deformation is analyzed. The research indicates that the comprehensive application of advanced small pipe roofing, steel arch reinforcement, bolt support, shotcrete, and hydrological control technologies can effectively reduce surrounding rock deformation, enhance construction stability, and address groundwater inflow issues. By optimizing support density, adjusting excavation sequences, and strengthening drainage system design, the improved support scheme reduces tunnel crown settlement by approximately 38.1% and peripheral convergence by 47.9%. This optimized solution significantly enhances surrounding rock stability, mitigates the impact of hydrological conditions, and improves the construction environment. The research results provide technical references for highway tunnel construction under similar geological conditions and offer valuable insights for the design and construction of similar tunnel supports.