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Based on the statistical analysis of surrounding rock deformation from 56 fault tunnels in China, the overall distribution characteristics and time evolution laws of surrounding rock deformation and the relationships with buried depth of tunnel and the height-span ratio are studied. The results of the statistical analysis show that the deformation is excessive when the tunnel passes through the fault zone. The average deformation value of surrounding rock in railway fault tunnels is maximum and second in highway fault tunnels and minimum in subway fault tunnels. The average value of peripheral convergence is larger than that of vault settlement. The deformation increases with the increases of buried depth, and the deformation in railway fault tunnels shows obvious concentration with the change of the height-span ratio. There is a significant time evolution law of surrounding rock deformation in fault tunnels, which can be roughly divided into three stages: rapid growth, slow growth and stabilization. The results offer some references for the optimal design of supporting structure and the reasonable construction time of secondary lining when the tunnels pass through the fault zone.

Study on deformation of surrounding rock in fault tunnel based on field measured data statistics