Cheng Cheng

Dr. Cheng Cheng


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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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3 April 2019 in Applied Sciences
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WZWen Zhao
Wen Zhao
Pengjiao JiaPengjiao Jia
Pengjiao Jia
LZLin Zhu
Lin Zhu
Cheng ChengCheng Cheng
Cheng Cheng
Jianyong HanJianyong Han
Jianyong Han
ZWZhi-Guo Wang
Zhi-Guo Wang
Double-O-tube shield tunneling has attracted increasing attention because it offers cost-efficiency in underground construction. Prediction of ground surface settlement and the variety of additional stresses induced by shield construction is crucial to underground construction in metropolises since excessive settlement could trigger potential damage to the surrounding environment. The additional stresses induced by the propulsion of double-O-tube shields are calculated by means of the Mindlin’s equations of elasticity. The characteristics of additional stresses are analyzed with compound Gauss-Legendre integral arithmetic, and the frontal additional thrust, the lateral friction, and the ground loss are taken into account. Subsequently, based on field measurements, the maximum settlement coefficient and width of the settlement trough coefficient of the typical Peck formula are modified. The predictive curve of the Peck formula is closer to the engineering measured data than that of the typical formula. The cut-off functions of ground surface settlement caused by double-O-tube tunnel shield construction are proposed and can predict the shape of ground surface settlement, such as single peak or double peak. The correctness of the proposed functions is verified based on an engineering project.

6 January 2023 in Frontiers in Earth Science
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JHJianyong Han
Jianyong Han
JWJun Wang
Jun Wang
Cheng ChengCheng Cheng
Cheng Cheng
CZChaozhe Zhang
Chaozhe Zhang
ELErbin Liang
Erbin Liang
JLJunsu Leem
Junsu Leem
The existing Beijing Pingguoyuan Subway Station was extended through a extension project. The excavation for the extension was located directly above the existing station. Complex interactions exist between the existing structure and the retaining pile wall of the excavation. Based on this project, three-dimensional finite element models were established to investigate the mechanical characteristics of the embedded and non-embedded retaining pile walls. A parametric analysis was performed for both types of pile walls. The stress and deformation characteristics of the retaining pile walls and existing structures were analyzed. The results show that when the bottom of the non-embedded retaining pile walls are connected to the existing structure, the uplift of the existing structure is essentially constant; however, the maximum displacement of the pile is increased by approximately 2.7 times, and the bending moment of the pile is reduced to 57.1% of the connection condition. As the distance between the embedded retaining pile wall and the existing station increases, the uplift of the existing station increases linearly, whereas the soil between the pile and the station exhibits a non-linear increasing trend. The displacement of the embedded retaining pile wall increases as the inner force decreases. When the distance is greater than 4.7 m, the displacement and force of the pile remains essentially unchanged. The effect of the pile embedded depth on the force and deformation of the pile is mainly observed in the lower part of the pile. As the embedded depth increases, the maximum displacement decreases by approximately 16.9%, the maximum bending moment decreases, and the maximum negative bending moment increases. The key contribution of this research is to provide a prediction method for the mechanical behaviors of a expansion project. The findings from the study also provide industry practitioners with a comprehensive guide regarding the specific applications of the construction technology of a deep excavation structure overlying an existing subway station.

18 September 2025 in Geotechnical and Geological Engineering
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ZWZhiguo Wang
Zhiguo Wang
JWJunbin Wang
Junbin Wang
WZWen Zhao
Wen Zhao
SPShuang Pei
Shuang Pei
HWHe Wang
He Wang
Cheng ChengCheng Cheng
Cheng Cheng
Soil conditioning is one of the essential methods to ensure the stability of the tunneling face and excavation efficiency in the EPB construction. Exiting soil conditioners, include foam, bentonite slurry, polymers, and other materials, have been successfully applied in shield construction. However, there is still a lack of technology on how to quickly and accurately evaluate the properties of conditioned soil. In this paper, an indoor experimental apparatus for measuring the rheological and compressive properties is proposed, which enables rapid and accurate determination of conditioned soil. The foam agent and bentonite slurry were applied to the soil conditioning of gravel stratum soil respectively, and the proposed apparatus was applied to determine the rheological curves with different conditioning proportions. Design-expert analysis software was applied to regression analysis of consistency coefficient, yield strength, and slump. And the functional relationship between the conditioner parameters and the property parameters was obtained. The optimal soil conditioning proportion obtained in this paper will provide construction guidance and theoretical support for the construction of the EPB construction in the gravel stratum.