Soil Engineering and Foundation ›› 2025, Vol. 39 ›› Issue (6): 837-845.

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Effect of MJS Strengthened Existing Station Structure on the Settlement of Adjacent Deep Excavation

LIN Mushuang1, LAI Liang2, LIU Yangfan2, QIU Yuhua2, HUANG Tianzhi3, LIU Wei4   

  1. (1.Ningbo Rail Transit Group Co. Ltd. Construction branch, Ningbo 315042;
    2.Shanghai Tunnel Engineering Co. Ltd, Shanghai 200082;
    3.School of Civil & Environmental Engineering and Geography Science, Ningbo University, Ningbo 315211;
    4.School of Rail Transportation, Soochow University, Suzhou 215031)
  • Received:2023-12-06 Revised:2024-01-02 Online:2025-12-31 Published:2026-01-31

Abstract: The Metro Jet System (MJS) construction method has the advantages of larger column diameter, less disturbance to the surrounding environment and less construction pollution and can be applied in inclined, vertical and horizontal directions. During the construction of the transfer node of the Waitan Bridge Station of Line No. 7 of Ningbo Rail Transit, considering that the new building is close to the existing station in the complex surrounding environment of the soft soil stratum, the construction is likely to cause large deformation and excessive settlement of the project structure and surrounding structures, etc., so the MJS construction method is adopted to strengthen the structure. Throughout the data analysis of monitoring points during the construction, it is found that the soil has a general settlement trend, and the settlement changes faster in the early and later stages of construction. The monitoring points near or far from the excavation have less settlement and even bulge and the maximum appear at about 12m from the excavation. At different monitoring points along the same distance around the excavation, the overall change trend is similar. During the construction period, the maximum accumulated settlement of the excavation is 29.17mm, which meets the deformation control requirements.

Key words: Soft Soils, Vertical MJS Construction Method, Adjacent to Existing Stations, Deep Excavation, Settlement Control

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