Punk Rock in Portland

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Joseph P. Gildner Dan Nowak Don Z. Painter Gordon F. Revey Pat Wilmoth Shane Yanagisawa
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1997

Abstract

Frontier/Traylor is presently completing construction of twin tunnels for the Tri-County Metropolitan Transit District of Oregon’s (Tri-Met) westside lightrail system. The tunnels are each 4,550 m (14,935 ft) in length and 6.48 m (21.29 ft) in diameter. The 1/3 of each tunnel was driven from the west portal using drill and blast methods and the remaining 2/3 was driven from the east portal using a TBM. The paper describes: The difficulties encountered by the TBM mining the weathered Columbia River Basalts. The execution of drill and blast work despite challenging ground conditions, stringent noise and vibrations specifications, and public relations problems. The excavation and lining of the Washington Park Station 79 m (260 ft) below the park zoo.
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APA: Joseph P. Gildner Dan Nowak Don Z. Painter Gordon F. Revey Pat Wilmoth Shane Yanagisawa  (1997)  Punk Rock in Portland

MLA: Joseph P. Gildner Dan Nowak Don Z. Painter Gordon F. Revey Pat Wilmoth Shane Yanagisawa Punk Rock in Portland. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1997.

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