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Research on Ellipticity Safety of Metro Shield Tunnel Based on Refined Numerical Simulation
Tunnel/Underground Engineering | Updated:2024-09-20
    • Research on Ellipticity Safety of Metro Shield Tunnel Based on Refined Numerical Simulation

    • WANG Yizhao , CHEN Junsheng , MIN Xing , XU Shiyang , BAI Wenfeng , ZHOU Huanyang , LIANG Yuehua
    • Railway Standard Design Vol. 68, Issue 9, Pages: 140-148(2024)
    • DOI: 10.13238/j.issn.1004-2954.202212160003     

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    • Revised:2023-03-04 ,

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