Underground engineering

Author: Zhang Qinghe Zhu Hehua Huang Hongwei
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book can be used as a textbook for elective courses for senior undergraduate students in civil engineering. It overcomes the previous limitation of narrow professional knowledge coverage and meets the societal demand for interdisciplinary talents with comprehensive qualities. It is a concise course specifically designed for students in underground construction, offering a specialized perspective for students from other disciplines. This book can also serve as a reference for technical professionals in geotechnical engineering, civil engineering, railway engineering, road engineering, bridge and tunnel engineering, water conservancy and hydropower engineering, as well as faculty and students from colleges and universities, and training course participants.
Chapter 1 briefly introduces the history and prospects of underground engineering, classification methods, the evolution of design and calculation theories, construction, disaster prevention, and new computer applications in underground engineering.
Chapter 2 introduces the principles and methods of planning, design, construction, and indoor environmental design of underground engineering through engineering case studies.
Chapter 3 focuses on the selection of structural types, load calculations, computational models, cross-sectional design, and structural design of underground engineering, with engineering case studies.
Chapter 4 briefly introduces the organization design of underground construction, construction technology management, and provides a detailed discussion of various construction methods and techniques, along with an introduction to construction monitoring and site protection methods and their characteristics.
Chapter 5 introduces the concept, content, and methods of supervision for underground engineering.
Chapter 6 briefly introduces the design of power supply, lighting, water supply and drainage, and ventilation equipment for underground engineering during construction and operation stages.
Chapter 7 explains how underground engineering can defend against various natural disasters, wars, and human-induced damage.
Chapter 8 introduces CAD applications, structural calculation software, and multimedia real-time monitoring technology for underground construction.
Chapters 2, 3, and 4 require mastery of the content. Upon completing this course, students will be capable of engaging in general planning and design, structural calculations, and organizing underground construction. Chapters 5, 6, and 7 require students to gain a general understanding to avoid being unfamiliar or unprepared when encountering similar issues after graduation.
Chapter 8 requires mastery of its main content.