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Hard Rock TBM v . Soft Ground Fault - A case study in the Himalayas
Abstract: Twin 8.5 m diameter, 10.5 km long parallel headrace tunnels under overburdens of up to 1 870 m with high horizontal stresses were excavated for the Neelum Jhelum Hydroelectric Project located in the Azad Kashmir region of northeast Pakistan using two main beam gripper Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs). The TBMs were introduced to improve tunnel excavation rates and were the only realistic...
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Practical Considerations for Designing Rock Support for Tunnel Linings in Open Gripper TBMs
Abstract: Tunnelling can be said to unite theory and practice into its own construction art. With this in mind, it is impossible for designers of tunnel linings to disassociate themselves from the practical construction aspects of excavation and installation of support. This paper provides guidance for designers of rock support and linings for tunnels excavated with hard rock open gripper Tunnel Boring...
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Severe Rockburst Event – TBM Recovery - A Case Study
Abstract: Twin 8.5 m diameter, 10 km long parallel headrace tunnels under overburdens of up to 1 870 m with high horizontal stresses were excavated for the Neelum Jhelum Hydroelectric Project located in the Azad Kashmir region of northeast Pakistan using two main beam gripper Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs). Both TBMs started headrace tunnel excavation in early 2013 with completion by the first TBM in...
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Short-Term Rockburst Prediction in TBM Tunnels
Abstract: Rockbursts in the tight confines of a TBM tunnel can be highly hazardous events given the proximity of vital equipment and workers to the rockburst source, and the space constraints that severely limit employment of countermeasures. Consequently, the ability to predict rockbursts with some measure of confidence as excavation proceeds (i.e. in the ‘short-term’) is critical to the safety of both...
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TBM Sub-sea Tunnelling in the Arabian Gulf
Abstract: Musaimeer outfall tunnel is one of the longest storm water tunnels in the world with a total length of 10.2 km. The tunnel will accommodate surface and storm water received from the drainage networks from 270 km² of urban areas in southern Doha. The tunnel was excavated by Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) and encountered three distinct rock masses Rus formation, Midra-Shale and Simsima Limestone...
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