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Fig 1.

Elastic foundation models: (a) Winkler model; (b) Pasternak model.

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Fig 2.

Flowchart of the superposition method with locally removed springs.

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Fig 3.

Element force analysis.

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Fig 4.

q(δ) acting on the Pasternak elastic foundation beams.

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Fig 5.

Calculation model: (a)Zoning of the elastic foundation beam model; (b) Segmentation of the existing tunnel.

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Fig 6.

Calculation model for vertical displacement of segment BC.

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Fig 7.

Calculation process for vertical displacement of segment CD under additional load q(x): (a)Semi-infinite elastic foundation beam model; (b)Extension beam model; (c)Recut at C-section; (d)Application of reaction forces.

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Fig 8.

Solution process of the proposed theoretical model.

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Fig 9.

Device for underpinning loads.

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Fig 10.

Calculation model under the active underpinning load.

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Fig 11.

Calculation model under symmetrical underpinning loads.

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Table 1.

Settings of main parameters.

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Fig 12.

Distribution of vertical displacement and bending moment obtained from different methods: (a) Vertical displacement; (b) Bending moment.

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Fig 13.

Distribution of vertical displacement and bending moment under underpinning loads: (a) Vertical displacement; (b) Bending moment.

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Fig 14.

Schematic layout of the Metro Line 10 undercrossing the Metro Line 1.

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Fig 15.

Comparison of calculated and measured results.

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Table 2.

Settings of parameters in the theoretical model.

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Fig 16.

3D FEM numerical model: (a) Geometry and mesh; (b) Underpinning loads.

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Fig 17.

Comparison of calculated and simulated results.

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Fig 18.

Vertical tunnel displacement for various underpinning loads: (a) Vertical displacements; (b) Peak displacements.

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Fig 19.

Vertical tunnel displacement for various bending stiffnesses: (a) Vertical displacements; (b) Peak displacements.

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Fig 20.

Vertical displacements for various values of K0: (a) Vertical displacements; (b) Peak displacements.

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Fig 21.

The distribution of vertical displacements in the tunnel for various excavation zones: (a) Vertical displacement; (b) Peak displacements.

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