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DOI: 10.7672 / sgjs2024100044
In order to deepen the understanding of the relationship between the thermal environment andsurrounding rock of subway tunnels, the heat transfer of surrounding rock in each season was calculatedthrough theoretical calculations as an intermittent heat source boundary to heat the surrounding rock, tosimulate the dynamic changes of the thermal environment of the surrounding rock and the tunnel. As thethermal boundary condition of the numerical model, a three-dimensional temperature field model of thesurrounding rock of the subway tunnel is established and compared with the measured data. The resultsindicate that the simulation results are in good agreement with the measured data, verifying the reliabilityof the model. The influence of heat exchangers on the long-term temperature field evolution ofsurrounding rock in subway tunnel sections was compared and analyzed using this model. Heatexchangers can effectively reduce the amplitude of temperature changes in the surrounding rock duringsummer and improve the heat storage capacity of the surrounding rock. In winter, it can store more coldenergy in the surrounding rock and partially offset the heat generated by the interval tunnel in the nextyear, thereby improving the cold storage capacity of the surrounding rock.