Research Article
Numerical Simulation of Flood Control Levee Deformation by Shield Tunnel Excavation through the Liuyang River: A Case Study
Table 1
Properties of the stratum.
| Name of stratum | Composition | Distribution location | Average thickness |
| Plain fill <1-1> | Clay | Horizontal distribution of partially exposed surface | 3.50 m | Miscellaneous fill <1-2> | Sandy gravel, concrete blocks, and other types of construction waste | Horizontal distribution of surface exposure | 2.76 m | Silty clay <1-6> | Viscous silt | Below Liuyang River embankment | 3.33 m | Silt <1-7> | Silty fine sand | Discontinuously distributed on the west side of the Liuyang River | 2.82 m | Silty fine sand <1-8> | Fine sand and silt | Discontinuously distributed on the west side of the Liuyang River | 1.50 m | Rounded gravel <1-11> | Siliceous rock and quartz | Liuyang Riverbed | 3.16 m | Silty clay <2-1> | Clay and powder | Distributed on the east side of the Liuyang River | 3.44 m | Rounded gravel <2-6> | Silicate, medium sand, and coarse sand | Horizontal distribution in the east of the Liuyang River | 3.72 m | Highly weathered argillaceous siltstone <7-2> | Muddy siltstone | Mainly distributed under flood control levees and riverbeds | 8.71 m |
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