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  Tunnelling muck classification: definition and application

  The excavated material represents today a key issue due to environmental constraints and to the claim for possible reuse, so the knowledge of muck characteristics has become a topic. The produced muck presents different properties and behaviour, mainly due to the local geology and to the excavation mode and to the eventual treatment. Then, on the basis of the properties and of the possible local or remote recycling, the spoil can be processed in a treatment plant or sent to disposal. As along the tunnel the ground types can change, it is important to assess the variability in order to adapt the plant capability to produce a suitable by-product.

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