Risk Management in Action—Controlling Difficult Ground by Innovation (dbc5f12b-b47f-4e14-bceb-0a19e2c07d89)

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
A. Moergeli
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Jan 1, 2005

Abstract

The Swiss are currently building the world’s longest tunnel, the 35-mile long Gotthard Base Tunnel. At Sedrun, for the first time in tunneling, four Roadway Support Machines will drive through most difficult ground, supporting variable diameters of up to 13 m. The machines are prepared for their first deployment. At Amsteg, two Hard Rock TBMs have successfully crossed a known fault zone by applying full circle steel arches and shotcrete immediately behind the cutter head. Comparisons between Drill& Blast and Hard Rock TBM are shown.
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APA: A. Moergeli  (2005)  Risk Management in Action—Controlling Difficult Ground by Innovation (dbc5f12b-b47f-4e14-bceb-0a19e2c07d89)

MLA: A. Moergeli Risk Management in Action—Controlling Difficult Ground by Innovation (dbc5f12b-b47f-4e14-bceb-0a19e2c07d89). Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2005.

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