JP6304527B2 - Tunnel rock exploration method - Google Patents

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JP6304527B2
JP6304527B2 JP2013230327A JP2013230327A JP6304527B2 JP 6304527 B2 JP6304527 B2 JP 6304527B2 JP 2013230327 A JP2013230327 A JP 2013230327A JP 2013230327 A JP2013230327 A JP 2013230327A JP 6304527 B2 JP6304527 B2 JP 6304527B2
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本発明は、トンネル地山探査方法に関する。 The present invention relates to a tunnel ground exploration method .

トンネル工事を安全に進め、必要な補強等の対策工事を的確且つ迅速に行うためには、トンネル周辺地山の状況を精度よく確認・把握することが特に重要である。そして、従来から、トンネル周辺地山の状況を確認・把握する手法として、探り削孔や先進ボーリングなどの直接的に地山状況を確認・把握する手法や、各種の物理探査による間接的な地山状況を確認・把握する手法などが用いられている(例えば、特許文献1、特許文献2、特許文献3参照)。   It is particularly important to confirm and grasp the conditions of the surrounding rocks with high accuracy in order to safely proceed with tunnel construction and to carry out necessary construction work such as necessary reinforcements accurately and promptly. Conventionally, as methods for confirming and grasping the condition of ground around the tunnel, methods for directly confirming and grasping ground conditions such as drilling holes and advanced boring, and indirect land by various physical exploration A technique for confirming and grasping the mountain situation is used (see, for example, Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, and Patent Document 3).

特開2013−2092号公報JP2013-2092A 特開2012−12879号公報JP 2012-12879 A 特開2010−230689号公報JP 2010-230689 A

しかしながら、上記従来の探り削孔を除くトンネル周辺地山の状況を確認・把握する手法においては、トンネル施工を一時的に中断して実施せざるを得ないため、トンネルの掘削を進めることによって断層が出現したり、掘削後のトンネル変形が収束しないような場合など、何らかの不良な地山状況が現れた後に、その原因究明のために実施されることが多い。   However, in the conventional method of confirming and grasping the condition of the surrounding rock ground except for the exploration hole, the tunnel construction must be temporarily interrupted, so the fault can be improved by proceeding with the tunnel excavation. This is often done to investigate the cause after some bad ground condition appears, such as in the case that the tunnel deformation after excavation does not converge.

このため、上記従来の手法は、その準備を施工に対して何らかの支障が生じてから開始することになり、結果を得るために時間を要する。なお、不良な地山状況がないにもかかわらず、従来の手法の準備を予めしておくことはコスト的にも合理的と言えない。   For this reason, the said conventional method will start the preparation after a certain trouble arises with respect to construction, and time is required in order to obtain a result. It should be noted that it is not reasonable in terms of cost to prepare the conventional method in advance even though there is no bad ground condition.

本発明は、上記事情に鑑み、通常の施工管理の中で地山状況を継続的にモニタリングし、異変が生じる可能性を事前に把握することで、詳細調査実施の可否の判断を合理的に進めるとともに、確認調査のための準備を予め行うことができ、地山探査結果を得るまでの時間を短縮することを可能にするトンネル地山探査方法を提供することを目的とする。 In view of the above circumstances, the present invention continuously monitors the ground conditions in normal construction management and grasps in advance the possibility of occurrence of abnormalities, thereby rationally determining whether or not to conduct a detailed survey. An object of the present invention is to provide a tunnel ground exploration method capable of shortening the time required for obtaining the ground exploration result while proceeding and preparing in advance for confirmation survey.

上記の目的を達するために、この発明は以下の手段を提供している。   In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides the following means.

本発明のトンネル地山探査方法は、坑壁から地山に打設される複数のロックボルトの打設孔の削孔状況をモニタリングするとともに、打設した複数のロックボルトを受振用探査子及び発振用探査子として利用した屈折法弾性波探査法によって坑壁奥の地山状況を把握する第1探査工程と、打設した複数のロックボルトを受振用探査子として、切羽を掘削する掘削機を発振源として利用した反射法弾性波探査法によって切羽前方の地山状況を把握する第2探査工程とを備え、前記第1探査工程は、ロックボルトの打設孔を削孔する際に、その削孔状況をモニタリングする工程と、このモニタリング工程で得られた記録をトンネル縦断方向に並べ、坑壁沿いに測定値の変化点をプロットする工程と、掘削作業が停止している間に、掘削が進行した区間を対象に複数のロックボルトを受振用探査子及び発振用探査子として利用して屈折法弾性波探査法を実施する工程と、ロックボルトに取り付けた弾性波受信用センサーで得られた記録データに基づきトンネル沿い坑壁奥の速度構造を推定する工程とを備え、前記第2探査工程は、切羽・坑壁の整形時の打撃を振源として反射法弾性波探査を実施する工程と、この反射法弾性波探査実施工程の記録データを解析して得た反射の波形に基づき、掘削進行に伴って移動する状況と切羽位置との対比から、反射波が生じるような地山状況の変化点の位置を推定する工程とを備え、前記第1探査工程と前記第2探査工程による坑壁奥のゆるみ域の探査と切羽前方の地山不良個所の探査を通常の施工サイクルの中で繰り返し行うことを特徴とする。 The tunnel ground exploration method of the present invention monitors the drilling status of a plurality of rock bolts to be driven from a pit wall to a ground, and receives a plurality of the rock bolts to be subjected to vibration receiving probes and The first exploration process to grasp the ground condition behind the well wall by the refraction elastic wave exploration method used as an oscillating probe, and an excavator that excavates the face using a plurality of placed rock bolts as receiving probes And a second exploration step for grasping the ground condition in front of the face by a reflection elastic wave exploration method using as an oscillation source, and the first exploration step, when drilling a rock bolt placement hole, While monitoring the drilling situation, arranging the records obtained in this monitoring process in the longitudinal direction of the tunnel, plotting the change point of the measured value along the pit wall, and while the excavation work is stopped, Drilling progressed Recorded data obtained by the refraction method elastic wave exploration method using a plurality of rock bolts as receiving probe and oscillation probe for the gap, and the elastic wave receiving sensor attached to the lock bolt And a step of estimating the velocity structure behind the tunnel wall along the tunnel, and the second exploration step includes a step of performing a reflection elastic wave exploration using a blow at the time of shaping of the face and the tunnel wall as a vibration source, Based on the reflection waveform obtained by analyzing the recording data of the reflection method acoustic wave exploration process, the change point of the ground condition where the reflected wave is generated from the comparison between the situation of moving with excavation and the face position A step of estimating the position of the ground, and repeatedly performing a search for a slack area in the back of the pit wall and a search for a defective portion in front of the face in the normal construction cycle by the first search step and the second search step. It is characterized by that.

本発明のトンネル地山探査方法においては、従来、個別に行われていた坑壁奥のゆるみ域探査と切羽前方探査を一連の作業で行うことができ、施工の進捗に合わせて連続的に実施することにより、トンネル周辺の地山の状況を継続的にモニタリングすることが可能になる。 In the tunnel ground exploration method of the present invention, it has been possible to carry out a series of operations to search the slack area behind the well wall and the front face of the face, which were conventionally performed individually, and continuously performed according to the progress of construction. By doing so, it becomes possible to continuously monitor the condition of natural ground around the tunnel.

これにより、ゆるみ域の厚い箇所や切羽前方の地山不良個所を察知し、先進ボーリングなどのより直接的な詳細調査を実施するか否かの合理的判断に資することができる。また、場合によっては対策工事の手配を事前に介することも可能であり、工事工程を短縮することが可能になる。   As a result, it is possible to detect a thick part of the slack area and a defective part of the ground in front of the face and contribute to a rational judgment as to whether or not to conduct a more detailed detailed survey such as advanced boring. In some cases, it is possible to arrange for countermeasure work in advance, and the construction process can be shortened.

よって、本発明のトンネル地山探査方法によれば、通常の施工管理の中で地山状況を継続的にモニタリングし、異変が生じる可能性を事前に把握することで、詳細調査実施の可否の判断を合理的に進めるとともに、確認調査のための準備を予め行うことができ、地山探査結果を得るまでの時間を短縮することが可能になる Therefore, according to the tunnel ground exploration method of the present invention, by monitoring the ground state continuously during normal construction management and grasping in advance the possibility of occurrence of abnormalities, While making reasonable decisions, preparations for confirmation surveys can be made in advance, and it is possible to shorten the time required to obtain ground survey results.

また、通常の施工管理の中でも継続的に実施できるように組み合わせた一連のシステムであるため、施工を中断することなく地山状況を把握し、その変化の兆候をとらえることによって詳細調査の必要性、実施地点の判断に合理的な根拠を与えることが可能になる。   In addition, since it is a series of systems combined so that it can be carried out continuously even during normal construction management, it is necessary to conduct detailed surveys by grasping ground conditions without interrupting construction and capturing signs of changes. This makes it possible to provide a reasonable basis for determining the implementation point.

本発明の一実施形態に係るトンネル地山探査システム(トンネル地山探査方法)を示すフロー図である。It is a flowchart which shows the tunnel ground exploration system (tunnel ground exploration method) which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. 本発明の一実施形態に係るトンネル地山探査システム(トンネル地山探査方法)におけるロックボルトの打設孔の削孔状況記録のプロットと坑壁奥の地山状況の評価の一例を示す図である。It is a figure which shows an example of the plot of the drilling condition record of the drilling hole of the rock bolt in the tunnel ground exploration system (tunnel ground ground exploration method) which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention, and evaluation of the ground state behind a well wall. is there. ロックボルト保護カバーをロックボルトの頭部側に設置した状態を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the state which installed the lock bolt protective cover in the head side of the lock bolt. 図3のX1−X1線矢視図である。FIG. 4 is a view taken along line X1-X1 in FIG. 3. ロックボルトを受振用探査子及び発振用探査子として利用し、坑壁奥の地山状況を探査する手順を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the procedure which explores the ground condition in the depths of a mine wall, using a rock bolt as a probe for vibration and a probe for oscillation. 弾性波受振用センサー及びセンサー保護カバーをロックボルトの頭部側に設置した状態を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the state which installed the sensor for elastic wave vibration reception and the sensor protection cover in the head side of the lock bolt. センサー保護カバーを示す斜視図である。It is a perspective view which shows a sensor protective cover. ロックボルトを受振用探査子、切羽の掘削機を発振源として利用し、切羽前方の地山状況を探査する手順を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the procedure which searches the ground condition ahead of a face, using a rock bolt as a probe for vibration reception, and using a face excavator as an oscillation source.

以下、図1から図8を参照し、本発明の一実施形態に係るトンネル地山探査システム(トンネル地山探査方法)について説明する。ここで、本実施形態は、通常の施工管理の中でも継続的に実施できるように組み合わせた一連のシステムであり、施工を中断することなく地山状況を把握し、その変化の兆候をとらえることによって詳細調査の必要性、実施地点の判断に合理的な根拠を与えることを可能にするトンネル地山探査システム(トンネル地山探査方法)に関するものである。 Hereinafter, a tunnel ground exploration system (tunnel ground ground exploration method) according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. Here, this embodiment is a series of systems combined so that it can be continuously carried out even during normal construction management, by grasping the ground conditions without interrupting construction and by capturing signs of the change The present invention relates to a tunnel ground exploration system (tunnel ground exploration method) that makes it possible to provide a rational basis for the necessity of detailed surveys and the determination of the implementation point.

まず、本実施形態のトンネル地山探査システムAは、図1に示すように、トンネルTを構築するNATM工法による施工サイクルにおいて、トンネル周辺地山Gの状況を確認・把握するための手段であり、坑壁T1奥のゆるみ域の地山状況の変化をモニタリングして確認・把握するための第1探査手段1(第1探査工程)と、切羽T2前方の地山不良個所の地山状況の変化をモニタリングして確認・把握するための第2探査手段2(第2探査工程)とを備えて構成されている。   First, as shown in FIG. 1, the tunnel ground exploration system A of this embodiment is a means for confirming and grasping the situation of the ground around the tunnel G in the construction cycle by the NATM construction method for constructing the tunnel T. , The first exploration means 1 (first exploration process) for monitoring and confirming and grasping the change in the ground condition in the slack area behind the mine wall T1, and the condition of the ground condition in the defective ground area in front of the face T2 It comprises a second exploration means 2 (second exploration process) for monitoring, confirming and grasping changes.

そして、本実施形態のトンネル地山探査システムAでは、これら第1探査手段と第2探査手段による坑壁T1奥のゆるみ域の探査と切羽T2前方の地山不良個所の探査を、通常の施工サイクルの中で繰り返し行う。   In the tunnel ground exploration system A of the present embodiment, the first exploration means and the second exploration means are used to search for a slack area behind the pit wall T1 and to search for a bad place in front of the face T2. Repeat in the cycle.

具体的に、本実施形態のトンネル地山探査システムAでは、図1に示すように、まず、第1探査手段1(第1探査工程)によって坑壁T1奥の地山状況を探査する手順(1)として、第1探査手段1の構成要素となる坑壁T1支保工のロックボルトの打設孔を削孔する際に、その削孔状況をモニタリングする(ロックボルト削孔状況モニタリング工程)。   Specifically, in the tunnel ground exploration system A of the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, first, a procedure for exploring the ground state behind the well wall T1 by the first exploration means 1 (first exploration step) ( As 1), when the drilling hole of the rock bolt of the well wall T1 supporting work that is a constituent element of the first exploration means 1 is drilled, the drilling condition is monitored (rock bolt drilling condition monitoring step).

ここでは、削孔用のドリルジャンボに削孔検層装置を取り付け、この削孔検層装置によって削孔速度、削孔エネルギー(ドリルフィード圧、トルク圧等から算出)などを計測・記録する。本実施形態において、図1、図2に示すように、対象とするロックボルト3は、トンネルTの左右側壁及び天端に位置するものを基本とするが、必要に応じて他の箇所のロックボルト3を対象に追加したり、数を削減してもよい。なお、比較的高額な削孔検層装置を取り付けることが困難な場合には、最低限、削孔速度が記録できるものであればよい。   Here, a drilling logging device is attached to a drilling jumbo for drilling, and the drilling speed, drilling energy (calculated from drill feed pressure, torque pressure, etc.), etc. are measured and recorded by this drilling logging device. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the target lock bolts 3 are basically located on the left and right side walls and the top end of the tunnel T. Bolts 3 may be added to the target or the number may be reduced. If it is difficult to attach a relatively expensive drilling logging device, it is sufficient that the drilling speed can be recorded at a minimum.

次に、第1探査手段1による手順(2)では、図1及び図2に示すように、手順(1)で得られた記録をトンネル縦断方向に並べ、坑壁T1沿いに測定値の変化点をプロットする(削孔データプロット工程)。一般的に、削孔速度や削孔エネルギーは地山Gの強度を反映しているので、これらの変化点の浅深がゆるみ域の深度に応じたものとなる。また、断層などの岩盤劣化部が存在すれば、その箇所では特に大きな変化が現れることになる。   Next, in the procedure (2) by the first exploration means 1, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the records obtained in the procedure (1) are arranged in the longitudinal direction of the tunnel, and the measured value changes along the tunnel wall T1. Points are plotted (drilling data plotting step). In general, since the drilling speed and drilling energy reflect the strength of the natural ground G, the shallow depth of these change points corresponds to the depth of the loose region. In addition, if there is a rock mass degradation part such as a fault, a particularly large change will appear at that location.

そして、例えば、図2に示すように掘削が50m程度進行してデータを蓄積したら、昼夜勤の交代時間など掘削作業が停止している間に、第1探査手段1による手順(3)として、進行した区間を対象とした屈折法弾性波探査法を実施する(屈折法弾性波探査工程)。   And, for example, as shown in FIG. 2, when excavation progresses by about 50 m and data is accumulated, while excavation work is stopped, such as shift time for day and night work, as the procedure (3) by the first exploration means 1, A refraction elastic wave exploration method for the advanced section is carried out (refractive elastic wave exploration process).

本実施形態では、この手順(3)において、図6に示すように、第1探査手段1である弾性波受振用センサー4、5をロックボルト3の頭部に取り付け、ロックボルト3自体を受振用探査子(受振用スパイク)として活用する。これは、より坑壁T1奥を伝わる振動を受振して探査精度の向上を図るとともに、弾性波受振用センサー4、5を取り付ける作業を簡便に行えるようにするためである。また、弾性波受振用センサー4、5の取付けは、磁石などによってもよいし、例えば本出願人による特願2013−055216「受振センサー装着具」を用いてもよい。なお、各弾性波受振用センサー4、5は手順(1)で削孔記録をとったものと同じ並びのロックボルト3に取り付けることが好ましい。   In this embodiment, in this procedure (3), as shown in FIG. 6, the elastic wave receiving sensors 4, 5 as the first exploration means 1 are attached to the head of the lock bolt 3, and the lock bolt 3 itself is received. Use as a probe for vibration (spike for receiving vibration). This is because the vibration transmitted through the inner wall of the mine wall T1 is received to improve the search accuracy, and the work for attaching the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 can be performed easily. Further, the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 may be attached by magnets or the like, for example, Japanese Patent Application No. 2013-055216 “Vibration sensor mounting tool” by the present applicant may be used. The elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 are preferably attached to the lock bolts 3 in the same arrangement as that obtained in step (1).

次に、本実施形態において、手順(3)における弾性波の発振は、既往の屈折法弾性波探査法と同様に、弾性波受振用センサー4、5の設置点と同じ位置にて行う。   Next, in this embodiment, the oscillation of the elastic wave in the procedure (3) is performed at the same position as the installation point of the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 in the same manner as in the conventional refraction elastic wave exploration method.

具体的に、弾性波受振用センサー4、5を一旦取り外し、ロックボルト3の頭部をハンマーや掛矢等で打撃することにより発振を行う。このとき、図3及び図4に示すように、ロックボルト3の頭部には金属製の脱着式のロックボルト保護カバー7を取り付け、ロックボルト保護カバー7の上から打撃を加えることによって、ロックボルト3の破損を防止する。なお、このロックボルト保護カバー7は、ロックボルト3の頭部およびロックボルトナット3aを内包するように形成され、ボルト6を螺入することによってロックボルトナット3aに押圧させて締付け、ロックボルト保護カバー7を着脱可能に固定できるように構成されている。   Specifically, the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 are once removed, and the head of the lock bolt 3 is hit with a hammer or a hanging arrow to oscillate. At this time, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a metal detachable lock bolt protective cover 7 is attached to the head of the lock bolt 3, and a lock is applied from above the lock bolt protective cover 7. Prevents the bolt 3 from being damaged. The lock bolt protection cover 7 is formed so as to contain the head of the lock bolt 3 and the lock bolt nut 3a, and is screwed into the lock bolt nut 3a to be tightened by screwing the bolt 6, thereby protecting the lock bolt. The cover 7 is configured to be detachably fixed.

そして、図1及び図5に示すように、このようにして発振作業が終わった段階で、弾性波受振用センサー4、5を取り付け、隣のロックボルト3にて弾性波受振用センサー4、5を取り外しロックボルト保護カバー7を取り付けて次の発振を行い、対象とする全てのロックボルト3で順次発振作業を行ってゆく。すなわち、ロックボルト3を受振用探査子及び発振用探査子として活用して屈折法弾性波探査法を実施してゆく。   Then, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 5, at the stage where the oscillation operation is completed in this way, the elastic wave receiving sensors 4, 5 are attached, and the elastic wave receiving sensors 4, 5 are installed by the adjacent lock bolt 3. The lock bolt protective cover 7 is attached and the next oscillation is performed, and the oscillation work is sequentially performed on all the target lock bolts 3. That is, the refraction method elastic wave exploration method is carried out using the lock bolt 3 as a vibration exploration probe and an oscillation exploration probe.

弾性波受振用センサー4、5で感知した振動は、弾性波受振用センサー4、5と有線または無線で接続されたデータロガー(計測・記録計)で記録され、さらにデータロガーからパソコンに記録される。そして、図1に示すように、手順(4)で、この記録データを既往の屈折法弾性波探査法と同様に、いわゆる「はぎとり法」と称する手法やトモグラフィー手法などで解析し、トンネル沿い坑壁T1奥の速度構造を推定する(地山速度構造解析工程)。このとき、手順(2)で得られた削孔速度や削孔エネルギーの変化点分布を快適における先見情報として利用し、解析精度の向上を図る。   The vibration detected by the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 is recorded by a data logger (measurement / recording meter) connected to the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 by wire or wirelessly, and further recorded from the data logger to a personal computer. The Then, as shown in FIG. 1, in the step (4), the recorded data is analyzed by a so-called “stripping method” or tomography method in the same manner as in the existing refracting elastic wave exploration method, The speed structure behind the wall T1 is estimated (the natural ground speed structure analysis step). At this time, the change rate distribution of the drilling speed and drilling energy obtained in the procedure (2) is used as the foresight information in comfort to improve the analysis accuracy.

対象区間の全てのロックボルト3での発振が完了したら、次の掘削作業に備え、手順(5)として、切羽T2から20〜30m程度工法区間までの弾性波受振用センサー4、5を取り外し、残りの弾性波受振用センサー4、5に発破時の飛石や吹付け時のモルタル飛沫を防ぐため、図6及び図7に示すように、センサー保護カバー8を取り付けておく。このセンサー保護カバー8は、金属製の脱着式のカバーであり、ロックボルト3の頭部及び弾性波受振用センサー4、5を内包するように形成されている。また、本実施形態のセンサー保護カバー8は、例えば4側面のうち1側面など、一部を開口させて形成され、この開口を介して弾性波受振用センサー4、5の状況を目視確認したり、配線を容易に接続できるように形成されている。   When the oscillation in all the rock bolts 3 in the target section is completed, in preparation for the next excavation work, as the procedure (5), the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 from the working face T2 to the construction method section are removed, As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a sensor protective cover 8 is attached to the remaining acoustic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 in order to prevent flying stones at the time of blasting and mortar splashing at the time of spraying. The sensor protective cover 8 is a metal detachable cover and is formed so as to include the head of the lock bolt 3 and the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5. In addition, the sensor protective cover 8 of the present embodiment is formed by opening a part of one of the four side surfaces, for example, and the state of the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 can be visually confirmed through the opening. It is formed so that wiring can be easily connected.

一方、図1及び図8に示すように、本実施形態のトンネル地山探査システムAの第2探査手段2(第2探査工程)によって切羽T2前方の地山不良個所を探査する。この第2探査手段2による切羽T1前方の地山不良個所を探査する手順は、切羽T2・坑壁T1の整形(こそく)時に用いられるブレーカー9の打撃を振源とする反射法弾性波探査を利用する(反射法弾性波探査工程:例えば、本出願人による特願2011−231920参照)。第2探査手段2による手順(6)として、計測を原則として1日1回程度行うが、弾性波受振用センサー4、5は掘削の進捗ごとに毎回移動はさせず、掘削が20〜30m程度進行するまでは同じ位置とする。ただし、図8に示すように、地山状況により振動の減衰が著しい場合などでは、センサー間隔を保持したまま随時前方に移動する。   On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 8, a ground failure location in front of the face T 2 is searched by the second search means 2 (second search step) of the tunnel ground check system A of the present embodiment. The second exploration means 2 searches for an unsatisfactory site in front of the face T1 in the reflection elastic wave exploration using the strike of the breaker 9 used when shaping the face T2 and the pit wall T1 as a vibration source. (Reflecting elastic wave exploration process: see, for example, Japanese Patent Application No. 2011-231920 by the present applicant). As a procedure (6) by the second exploration means 2, the measurement is performed about once a day in principle. However, the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 are not moved every time the excavation progresses, and the excavation is about 20 to 30 m. Keep it in the same position until you advance. However, as shown in FIG. 8, when vibration attenuation is significant due to ground conditions, the sensor moves forward at any time while maintaining the sensor interval.

弾性波受振用センサー4、5で感知した振動は、手順(4)で使用したものと同じデータロガー10、パソコン11によって記録し、記録データを既往の反射法弾性波探査に準じた手法により解析する。そして、手順(7)として、解析によって得られた反射の波形に基づき、20〜30m程度の掘削進行に伴って移動する状況と切羽位置との対比から、反射波が生じるような地山状況の変化点の位置を推定する。さらに、本実施形態において、この手順(7)の振動解析では、手順(4)によって推定したトンネル坑壁T1周辺の地山状況を先見情報として活用する。   The vibration detected by the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 is recorded by the same data logger 10 and the personal computer 11 used in the procedure (4), and the recorded data is analyzed by a method according to the existing reflection elastic wave exploration. To do. And as a procedure (7), based on the reflection waveform obtained by the analysis, the situation of the ground condition where the reflected wave is generated from the comparison between the situation where the excavation progresses about 20 to 30 m and the face position. Estimate the position of the change point. Furthermore, in this embodiment, in the vibration analysis of the procedure (7), the ground condition around the tunnel wall T1 estimated by the procedure (4) is utilized as foresight information.

また、掘削が進行する間に新たに打設されるロックボルト3の削孔時には、手順(1)、手順(2)を行う。切羽T2が20〜30m程度進行した時点で、手順(8)として、勤務交替時などの掘削停止時に取り外した弾性波受振用センサー4、5を切羽直後から再度取り付け、残置した弾性波受振用センサー4、5は前方に移動させ、手順(3)、手順(4)を実施する。以降上記の操作を繰り返し行ってゆく。   When drilling the lock bolt 3 to be newly placed while excavation proceeds, the procedure (1) and the procedure (2) are performed. When the face T2 has traveled about 20 to 30 m, as a procedure (8), the elastic wave receiving sensors 4 and 5 removed when excavation is stopped at the time of work shift or the like are reattached immediately after the face and the remaining elastic wave receiving sensor is left. 4 and 5 are moved forward, and step (3) and step (4) are performed. Thereafter, the above operation is repeated.

したがって、本実施形態のトンネル地山探査システムAにおいては、従来、個別に行われていた坑壁T1奥のゆるみ域探査と切羽T2前方探査を一連の作業で行うことができ、施工の進捗に合わせて連続的に実施することにより、トンネルT周辺の地山Gの状況を継続的にモニタリングすることが可能になる。   Therefore, in the tunnel ground exploration system A of the present embodiment, the loose area exploration behind the well wall T1 and the exploration in front of the face T2 that have been conventionally performed can be performed in a series of operations, and the progress of construction can be achieved. By carrying out continuously, it becomes possible to continuously monitor the situation of the natural ground G around the tunnel T.

これにより、ゆるみ域の厚い箇所や切羽T2前方の地山不良個所を察知し、先進ボーリングなどのより直接的な詳細調査を実施するか否かの合理的判断に資することができる。また、場合によっては対策工事の手配を事前に介することも可能であり、工事工程を短縮することが可能になる。   As a result, it is possible to detect a thick part of the slack area and an unsatisfactory part in front of the face T2 and contribute to a rational judgment as to whether or not to conduct a more direct detailed investigation such as advanced boring. In some cases, it is possible to arrange for countermeasure work in advance, and the construction process can be shortened.

また、使用する機材は、発振、受振ともに特殊なものではなく、市販の比較的安価なものを第1探査手段1、第2探査手段2として共通利用することができる。   In addition, the equipment to be used is not special in both oscillation and vibration, and commercially available relatively inexpensive equipment can be commonly used as the first exploration means 1 and the second exploration means 2.

よって、本実施形態のトンネル地山探査システムAによれば、通常の施工管理の中で地山状況を継続的にモニタリングし、異変が生じる可能性を事前に把握することで、詳細調査実施の可否の判断を合理的に進めるとともに、確認調査のための準備を予め行うことができ、地山探査結果を得るまでの時間を短縮することが可能になる。   Therefore, according to the tunnel ground exploration system A of the present embodiment, the detailed survey is carried out by continuously monitoring the ground state during normal construction management and grasping in advance the possibility of anomalies. It is possible to rationally proceed with the determination of availability, and to make preparations for confirmation surveys in advance, thereby shortening the time required to obtain the ground survey results.

また、通常の施工管理の中でも継続的に実施できるように組み合わせた一連のシステムであるため、施工を中断することなく地山状況を把握し、その変化の兆候をとらえることによって詳細調査の必要性、実施地点の判断に合理的な根拠を与えることが可能になる。   In addition, since it is a series of systems combined so that it can be carried out continuously even during normal construction management, it is necessary to conduct detailed surveys by grasping ground conditions without interrupting construction and capturing signs of changes. This makes it possible to provide a reasonable basis for determining the implementation point.

以上、本発明によるトンネル地山探査方法の一実施形態について説明したが、本発明は上記の一実施形態に限定されるものではなく、その趣旨を逸脱しない範囲で適宜変更可能である。 Although one embodiment of the tunnel ground exploration method according to the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be appropriately changed without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

1 第1探査手段
2 第2探査手段
3 ロックボルト
3a ロックボルトナット
4 弾性波受振用センサー
5 弾性波受振用センサー
6 ボルト
7 ロックボルト保護カバー
8 センサー保護カバー
9 ブレーカー
10 データロガー
11 パソコン
A トンネル地山探査システム
G 地山
T トンネル
T1 坑壁
T2 切羽
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 1st exploration means 2 2nd exploration means 3 Rock bolt 3a Lock bolt nut 4 Elastic wave receiving sensor 5 Elastic wave receiving sensor 6 Bolt 7 Lock bolt protective cover 8 Sensor protective cover 9 Breaker 10 Data logger 11 Personal computer A Tunnel ground Mountain exploration system G Ground mountain T Tunnel T1 Well wall T2 Face

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坑壁から地山に打設される複数のロックボルトの打設孔の削孔状況をモニタリングするとともに、打設した複数のロックボルトを受振用探査子及び発振用探査子として利用した屈折法弾性波探査法によって坑壁奥の地山状況を把握する第1探査工程と、
打設した複数のロックボルトを受振用探査子として、切羽を掘削する掘削機を発振源として利用した反射法弾性波探査法によって切羽前方の地山状況を把握する第2探査工程とを備え
前記第1探査工程は、ロックボルトの打設孔を削孔する際に、その削孔状況をモニタリングする工程と、このモニタリング工程で得られた記録をトンネル縦断方向に並べ、坑壁沿いに測定値の変化点をプロットする工程と、掘削作業が停止している間に、掘削が進行した区間を対象に複数のロックボルトを受振用探査子及び発振用探査子として利用して屈折法弾性波探査法を実施する工程と、ロックボルトに取り付けた弾性波受信用センサーで得られた記録データに基づきトンネル沿い坑壁奥の速度構造を推定する工程とを備え、
前記第2探査工程は、切羽・坑壁の整形時の打撃を振源として反射法弾性波探査を実施する工程と、この反射法弾性波探査実施工程の記録データを解析して得た反射の波形に基づき、掘削進行に伴って移動する状況と切羽位置との対比から、反射波が生じるような地山状況の変化点の位置を推定する工程とを備え、
前記第1探査工程と前記第2探査工程による坑壁奥のゆるみ域の探査と切羽前方の地山不良個所の探査を通常の施工サイクルの中で繰り返し行うことを特徴とするトンネル地山探査方法
Refraction method elasticity that monitors the drilling status of multiple rock bolts to be drilled from the pit wall to the ground and uses the multiple rock bolts to be used as a vibration probe and oscillation probe A first exploration process to grasp the ground conditions behind the mine wall by the wave exploration method;
A second exploration step of grasping ground conditions in front of the face by a reflection elastic wave exploration method using a plurality of placed rock bolts as a vibration probe and receiving an excavator for excavating the face as an oscillation source ;
In the first exploration process, when drilling the drill hole of the rock bolt, the drilling condition is monitored, and the records obtained in this monitoring process are arranged in the tunnel longitudinal direction and measured along the tunnel wall. Refraction method elastic wave using a plurality of rock bolts as receiving probe and oscillation probe for plotting change point of value and section where excavation progressed while excavation work stopped A step of performing an exploration method, and a step of estimating a velocity structure behind the tunnel wall along the tunnel based on recorded data obtained by an elastic wave receiving sensor attached to a rock bolt,
In the second exploration step, the reflection method elastic wave exploration is performed using the impact at the time of shaping the face and pit wall as a source, and the reflection data obtained by analyzing the record data of the reflection method elastic wave exploration step is analyzed. Based on the waveform, from the comparison between the situation of moving with excavation progress and the face position, the step of estimating the position of the change point of the ground condition where a reflected wave occurs,
A tunnel ground exploration method characterized by repeatedly performing a search for a slack area in the back of a pit wall and a search for a defective ground in front of a face in a normal construction cycle by the first exploration step and the second exploration step. .
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