Abstract:By establishing a FEM model that conforms to the engineering characteristics, the disturbance risk and the sensitivity to key technological factors of a large shield tunneling at a very small angle under a lake-bottom operational tunnel are studied. The influences of different ground loss rates (0.5% to 3.5%) and grouting pressures (under-pressure, equal-pressure and over-pressure) on the vertical displacement and stress distribution of the upper tunnel, the bearing characteristics of the pile foundation, and the stability state of the shield tunnel itself are analyzed in detail. The results show that the disturbance stress field and displacement field present a non-symmetric three-dimensional complex distribution state. With the increase of the ground loss rate, the vertical displacement and Von Mises stress of the upper tunnel show a linear increasing trend. The non-uniform unloading of the lower part causes the regional differences in the frictional resistance and bearing mode of the pile foundation, which show a significant dependence relationship with construction factors such as ground loss rate and grouting pressure. With the increase of the ground loss rate, the pressure-bearing capacity of the pile foundation weakens, but the uplift resistance enhances. The research results have guiding significance for the design and risk control of the shield tunneling.