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2011 Rapid Excavation and Tunneling Conference Proceedings.
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2011 Rapid Excavation and Tunneling Conference Proceedings.
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Redmond, Steve.
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9780873353441
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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Executive Committee -- Session Chairs -- International Committee -- Part 1: Contracting Practices and Costs -- Contracting for the SR 99 Bored Tunnel, Seattle, Washington Brian Nielsen, Patrick McCormick, Eldon Abbott, Chris Bambridge -- East Side Access Manhattan: A Study in Cooperation William F. Daly, Brian Hamilton, Victor Shey, Sotirios Vardakos -- Design-Build Estimating from the Bottom Up Paul W. Dutton, John M. Stolz, James J. Brady, Carlton M. Ray -- Planning for Tunnel Rehabilitation, An Owner's Perspective David M. Jurich, Joseph N. McDivitt, Dwight Mudry -- Emerging Methodologies to Improve Cost and Schedule Estimates Using Risk-Based Evaluation-The Success of CEVP® John Reilly, Dwight Sangrey, Mark Gabel, William Prill, Samih Shilbayah -- Part 2: Design and Planning -- Preliminary Design for the North Bank Hydro Project, South Island, New Zealand Harry Asche, Tom Ireland, Colin Newton, Charlie Watts -- Design, Construction, and Operation of Unlined Pressure Tunnels: Suggestions for Good Industry Practice Dean Brox -- Technical Approach on Bid Preparation to Succeed on the Alaskan Way Project Enrique Fernández, Juan Luis Magro, Alejandro Sanz -- Design of Tunnel Cross-Passages Colin Lawrence, Jonathan Taylor -- Technical Challenges of High-Speed Rail Tunnels in Germany Christian Wawrzyniak -- Design and Construction of the South Cobb Tunnel Mike Robison, David Rendini, Ted DePooter, Judy B. Jones -- Part 3: Difficult Ground -- Small Tunnel, Big Solution-The Pearl River CSO Storage and Conveyance Tunnel Project: Teamwork, Challenges, and Lessons Learned Gui DeReamer, Philip Kassouf, Brad Talley, Dan Dobbels -- Tunneling in the Andes in Chile by Drill-and-Blast and TBM Rick Fletcher, Matthew Forwood, Doug Hattersley, Renzo Valentino, Fabio Paulon.

Supporting One Subway to Make Room for Another David Mariani, Orlando Espinoza -- Ground Challenges for the Thames Tunnel Tim Newman, Neill Hadlow -- TBM Tunnelling in Squeezing Ground-Basic Considerations and Decision Aids Marco Ramoni, Georgios Anagnostou -- Summary of the First TBM Drive at the Hallandsas Project Robert Sturk, François Dudouit, Oskar Aurell, Stig Eriksson -- Part 4: Drill and Blast -- Blasting the Sykesville Formation in the National Capital Area Richard Conolly,Douglas Brinkman -- Blitz Blasting Under New York City's Busiest Bus Terminal Robert W. Fonkalsrud, John Kiernan, Ihab Shafei -- High-Performance Tunnelling in Sweden-The Railway Tunnel Under Troeingeberg Norbert Fuegenschuh -- Don't Blast So Close to Me-Handling the Impacts of Blasting on Grand Central Terminal for the MTACC's East Side Access Project A.J. Thompson, Doug Anderson -- Drill-and-Blast Excavation of the 34th Street Station Cavern and the Derivation of a Site-Specific Ground Transmission Constant, No. 7 Line Extension, New York City Peter J.N. Ayres, Nikolas K. Sokol -- Part 5: Environment, Health, and Safety -- Increasing Safety and Efficiency with Newly Designed Conveyor Belting for Tunneling Applications Tommy Bess, Jason Schneider -- Effectively Implementing Construction Safety on a Complex Mega Program Todd B. Bjornsen, Stephen E. Nash, Carolyn Jones -- Design of Waller Beach Outlet Facility for Waller Creek Stormwater Project, Austin, Texas, USA Dorian French, Nieves Alfaro -- Ground-Borne Vibration Measurements of Drill and-Blast Excavation, Sheet Pile Installation, and TBM Excavation in Sandstone and Shale Mélange Sarah Holtz Wilson, Timothy Brown, Victor Romero.

Delta Habitat Conservation and Conveyance Program: "The Pipeline/Tunnel Option" Rich Sanchez, Teresa Engstrom, Mike Cherry, Carlos Jaramillo, Galen Samuelson Klein -- Reinforcement of the Drainage System of the Mexico Valley Metropolitan Zone (ZMVM) Rafael Carmona -- Part 6: Future Projects -- Risk Issues Associated with New Outfall Tunnel Under Great South Bay inSuffolk County, New York Michael Gilbert, Michael Schultz, Ben Wright, Keith Kelly -- Selection of Tunnel Alignment and Construction for the Sheppard East LRTProject in Toronto Irwan Halim, Heather Ivory -- Indianapolis Deep Rock Conveyance and Storage Tunnel Verya Nasri, John Morgan -- Crenshaw/LAX Transit Corridor: Expanding Transit in Los Angeles Derek Penrice, Lee Abramson, David Young, Robert Ball -- Design of Underground Elements for the Raw Water Intake Facilities, City of Austin Water Treatment Plant No. 4 Gregg Sherry, Shelby Eckols, William Stauber -- Part 7: Geotechnical Considerations -- Cobbles Along the Platte Kent Pease, Russell Berends -- Geotechnical Evaluation for the Avenue 45 and Arroyo Drive Relief Sewer Fred Burnett, Patrick Schmidt, Eric Noreen, King So -- Geotechnical Baseline for the SR 99 Bored Design-Build Alaskan Way Tunnel, Seattle, Washington Elizabeth Scheibe, Red Robinson, Gordon Clark, Jim Struthers, Stuart Warren -- 21st Century Approach to Geologic Field Reconnaissance for Geotechnical or Tunnel Projects Rory P.A. Ball, Jon Isaacson, Trenton Cohen -- Geological Uncertainty, GBRs, and Contractual Requirements for Non-Baselined Uncertainties Steven W. Hunt, Don Del Nero -- Part 8: Ground Support and Final Lining -- Ground Support for the South Cobb Tunnel Pump Station Shaft, Cobb County, Georgia Wayne Warburton, Andrew Bursey, Adam Bedell, Tao Jiang.

New Developments in Ground Support Technology for Open-Type Tunnel Boring Machines Steve Chorley -- Concurrent Tunnel Operations: Devils Slide Tunnel Project, Pacifica, California-More Than Excavation Dawn Dobson, Mark Petermann -- Underground Concrete in New York City-No 7 Line Cavern Concrete Scott Hoffman, Jim Rosteck -- Developments in Segmental Lining Design Tom Ireland, Harry Asche -- Gravity Sewer Tunnel Liner Corrosion Protection Jon Y. Kaneshiro, David R. Yankovich, Kenneth Kuhr -- Part 9: Grouting and Ground Modification -- Modified Contact Grouting-A New Approach to Grouting Tunnels Adam L. Bedell, Bradley Crenshaw, Jack Raymer, Mike Robison -- Ground Freezing for Manhattan Tunnel TBM Establishes Technology Breakthrough Joseph A. Sopko, Michelle L. Blattner, Michele R. Norman -- Design of Compensation Grouting for Twin Tunnels and a Station in Toronto Jeb Pittsinger, Jon Davies, Gary Kramer, Edward Poon -- Recent Advances in Computerized Large-Diameter Jet Grouting Technology in the Santa Clara Valley Basin Formation San Francisco Bay Area-BART Warm Springs Extension Kelly A. McGonagle, Robin S. Cheng, Romano J. Micciche,Jeffrey P. Geraci, Shawn A. Benedict -- Part 10: Hard Rock TBMs -- TBM Drive in Hard Rock Under High Overburden at the Gotthard Base Tunnel In Switzerland Yves Boissonnas -- Hard Rock Extreme Conditions in the First 10 km of TBM-Driven Brenner Exploratory Tunnel Remo Grandori, Z.T. Bieniawski, Dario Vizzino, Luca Lizzadro, Paolo Romualdi, Aristodemo Busillo -- Extending New York City's No. 7 Line Subway Patrick Howell, Adam Hingorany,Shawn L. Kildare -- Wienerwald Tunnel-A Challenging Infrastructure Project with Two 11-km-Long TBM Drives Hans Köhler -- Construction of the Second Bore of the Pfaender Tunnel Michael Hoellrigl, Christoph Wanker, Juergen Steinhauser, Christian Neumann.

Tunnel of Moutier, Switzerland-Change from a TBM to the German Excavation Method Olivier Balmer, Frédéric Chavan -- Part 11: Large Span Tunnels and Caverns -- Ramifications of Anticipated Geotechnical Conditions on the SR-710 Tunnel Steve Dubnewych, Steve Klein, Yoga Chandran -- Settlement Considerations for Designing the Alaskan Way Tunnel William H. Hansmire, David L. Sowers, Susan L. Everett, Donald J. Phelps -- Roadheader Excavations in Hard Rock-A Case History from Midtown Manhattan Eric W. Jordan, Thomas Holben, Jinseop Kim, Uwe Restner, Gregory Hallett -- Challenges in Construction of Urban Road Tunnels, The Case History of Tohid Expressway Tunnels in Central Tehran Jamal Rostami, Mohsen Kashi -- Large-Diameter TBM Technology Martin Herrenknecht, Karin Bäppler -- Part 12: Microtunneling and Trenchless Tunneling -- Case History of the York Energy Center Intake/Blowdown Eric Eisold, Sean McIntee -- Design of the Seaholm Wastewater Redevelopment Project Phase 2 Russell Jernigan, Thomas C. Arndt -- Ø1.8m Double Shield TBM for Mixed Ground Sewer Tunnels in Cincinnati Steve Lamb, Steve Abernathy -- Size Matters-Challenges and Triumphs of a Large-Diameter Microtunnel Relief Interceptor Sewer in Indianapolis, Indiana Jeremy Morris, Todd Brown, James McKelvey, Sandra Shafer -- Geotechnical Investigations for Tunneling Using Horizontal Directional Drilling Manley Osbak -- First Planned, Curved Microtunnel in the United States Alexander Seilert -- Part 13: New and Innovative Technologies -- A Compact Design for Shaft-Tunnel Junction Adopted for Greater Cairo Metro Line 3: Design Aspects and Use of Advanced Numerical Methods Sylvie Giuliani-Leonardi -- Transporting a TBM Through a Large City on the East Side CSO Tunnel Project inPortland, Oregon Niels Kofoed, Terry M. Emmert, Christof Metzger, Mark S. Voss, Gary Irwin.

Explosive Operations for Constructing a Tunnel-Based PCB Collection System Stephen K. Mergentime, M.V. Mergentime, Patrick McAlinden, Jason Diiulio.
Özet:
Please note: In print form this book includes a CD-ROM, however it is not included with this eBook version of the book.Every two years, industry experts and practitioners from around the world gather at the prestigious Rapid Excavation and Tunneling Conference (RETC) to learn about the latest developments in tunneling technology, and the signature projects that help society meet its growing infrastructure needs. Inside this authoritative 1608-page book, you'll find the 115 influential papers that were presented providing valuable insights from projects worldwide. You'll gain from the lessons learned-often the hard way-from large and demanding projects in difficult ground conditions.This book will take you underground for a practical, up-close look into headline-making projects from around the globe. Virtually every aspect of tunneling is examined. It is an indispensable resource for design and construction engineers and contractors in the large-scale civil tunnel industry who want to stay on the leading edge of their profession.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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