Recent innovations in yield-control support systems are allowing contractors to increase the rate of advance when tunnelling in difficult conditions associated with severely squeezing ground. Such systems are being implemented and proven in tunnelling projects using conventional excavation methods. The Saint Martin La Porte access tunnel along the Base tunnel of the Lyon-Turin rail line is presented as a case study to illustrate some of these developments which have been implemented successfully to deal with severely squeezing conditions encountered during excavation in a Carboniferous Formation.
Innovative tunnelling construction methods in squeezing rock / Barla, G.; Barla, M.. - In: INGEGNERIA FERROVIARIA. - ISSN 0020-0956. - 63:12(2008), pp. 1017-1031.
Innovative tunnelling construction methods in squeezing rock
Barla G.;Barla M.
2008
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Recent innovations in yield-control support systems are allowing contractors to increase the rate of advance when tunnelling in difficult conditions associated with severely squeezing ground. Such systems are being implemented and proven in tunnelling projects using conventional excavation methods. The Saint Martin La Porte access tunnel along the Base tunnel of the Lyon-Turin rail line is presented as a case study to illustrate some of these developments which have been implemented successfully to deal with severely squeezing conditions encountered during excavation in a Carboniferous Formation.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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