Abstract:The construction disturbance of shield tunnel will change the stress states and mechanical properties of soils around the tunnel, and then affect the subsequent seismic response of tunnel and station. The effects of different degrees of stress state change and shear modulus attenuation on the seismic responses of soils around the tunnel, segment structure and station structure during earthquake were analyzed by numerical simulation. The results show that: (1) The greater the degree of stress state change (the greater the stress release rate) was, the greater the initial shear stress of the soils around the tunnel, the larger the shear strain at the bottom of tunnel, the larger the excess pore water pressure; The greater the degree of stress state change was, the greater the bending moment and axial force of segment caused by the earthquake (the increments of peak bending moment and axial force of segment at left arch shoulder caused by the earthquake with the stress release rate of 30% were 165% and 527%, respectively, of those with the stress release rate of 10%), the greater the relative horizontal displacements of side wall and column of station. (2) The larger the shear modulus attenuation was, the smaller the shear modulus of the soils around the tunnel, the softer the soils around the tunnel, the larger the shear strain at the bottom of tunnel, the larger the excess pore water pressure; The larger the shear modulus attenuation was, the smaller the bending moment and axial force of segment caused by the earthquake (the increments of peak bending moment and axial force of segment at left arch shoulder caused by earthquake with large degree of modulus attenuation were 67% and 40%, respectively, of those without modulus attenuation), the smaller the relative horizontal displacements of the side wall and column of station. Therefore, the degree of construction disturbance of shield tunnel has obvious influence on the subsequent seismic responses of tunnel and station, so the influences of early construction of shield tunnel on the changes of stress states and mechanical properties of surrounding soils should be considered in the seismic designs of tunnel and station.