1995Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Civil EngineeringRequires access

CONSTRUCTION OF THE A20 ROUND HILL TUNNELS, KENT.

G PATULLO

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Keywords BALFOUR BEATTY TUNNELS, TUNNELLING, NATM, METHODS, NEW, AUSTRIAN, CONSTRUCTION, ROADS, A20, GROUND, CONDITIONS, ENVIRONMENT, SAFETY, CONTRACTS, PORTAL, EXCAVATIONS, SUPPORTS, INCREMENTAL, SITE INVESTIGATION, GEOLOGY, INSTRUMENTATION, INSTRUMENTS, MONITORING, CHALK ROUND HILL, FOLKESTONE, KENT UK... Show All

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Keywords BALFOUR BEATTY TUNNELS, TUNNELLING, NATM, METHODS, NEW, AUSTRIAN, CONSTRUCTION, ROADS, A20, GROUND, CONDITIONS, ENVIRONMENT, SAFETY, CONTRACTS, PORTAL, EXCAVATIONS, SUPPORTS, INCREMENTAL, SITE INVESTIGATION, GEOLOGY, INSTRUMENTATION, INSTRUMENTS, MONITORING, CHALK ROUND HILL, FOLKESTONE, KENT UK... Show All

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Keywords BALFOUR BEATTY TUNNELS, TUNNELLING, NATM, METHODS, NEW, AUSTRIAN, CONSTRUCTION, ROADS, A20, GROUND, CONDITIONS, ENVIRONMENT, SAFETY, CONTRACTS, PORTAL, EXCAVATIONS, SUPPORTS, INCREMENTAL, SITE INVESTIGATION, GEOLOGY, INSTRUMENTATION, INSTRUMENTS, MONITORING, CHALK ROUND HILL, FOLKESTONE, KENT UK... Show All

Key concepts: New Austrian Tunnelling method, Excavation, Geology, Engineering, Instrumentation (computer programming), Civil engineering, Archaeology, Geotechnical engineering

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