Channel Tunnel Rail Link section 2: King's Cross lands
Ian Gardner, Tim Smart
Abstract
Ian Gardner, Tim Smart
Abstract
Section 2 of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link – now known as High Speed 1 – emerges from tunnels at the north-east corner of King's Cross lands in London and then sweeps across into St Pancras station at the south west. This paper reports on the major rail network that has been constructed in ‘area 100’ to enable train services to approach the extended St Pancras station, and also interconnect with other railway networks, thus facilitating high-speed rail services north of London. It describes the engineering objectives and the civil and railway construction works needed to achieve this complex railway network.
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Section 2 of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link – now known as High Speed 1 – emerges from tunnels at the north-east corner of King's Cross lands in London and then sweeps across into St Pancras station at the south west. This paper reports on the major rail network that has been constructed in ‘area 100’ to enable train services to approach the extended St Pancras station, and also interconnect with other railway networks, thus facilitating high-speed rail services north of London. It describes the engineering objectives and the civil and railway construction works needed to achieve this complex railway network.
Key concepts: Channel tunnel, Section (typography), Rail network, Channel (broadcasting), Link (geometry), Telecommunications, Engineering, Transport engineering