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The water immersion of surrounding rock slide surface causes lining cracking of the shallow buried loess tunnel, and different types of slide surface and different immersion degrees have different effects on secondary lining. In this paper, four types of slide surfaces for shallow buried loess tunnel are proposed. In order to find out the characteristics and laws of lining cracking under the effect of slide surface immersion, a loading model test with a large geometric similarity ratio of 1:10 was carried out. The test results show that the immersion of the slide surface has the most significant influence on the deformation of the lining vault and the arch waist, and the value and speed of the vault deformation are always the largest. When the unilateral slide surface is immersed in water, the lining cracking is concentrated on the flooded side of the slide surface, and the appearance of compressive cracks can be regarded as a precursor of lining instability. In the direction of lining thickness, the cracks always begin to develop from I-type, then gradually develop into L-type, and finally develop to Y-type, among which the number of L-type cracks is the most. Furthermore, the residual bearing capacity of cracked lining is also discussed.

Experimental Study on Lining Cracking of Shallow Buried Loess Tunnel under the Simulation of Effect of Slide Surface Immersion