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Pass through highway construction technology of large cross-section loess tunnel

Zhang Ya-gu

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Combining with Tai-Zhong-Yin railway,Liangjiahui 1#tunnel passing through Qing-Yin highway project,the thesis illustrates the existing highway construction technologies,introduces the successful application of shallow tunneling method and covered excavation,expecting to provide experience for the similar projects in the future.

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Combining with Tai-Zhong-Yin railway,Liangjiahui 1#tunnel passing through Qing-Yin highway project,the thesis illustrates the existing highway construction technologies,introduces the successful application of shallow tunneling method and covered excavation,expecting to provide experience for the similar projects in the future.

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Combining with Tai-Zhong-Yin railway,Liangjiahui 1#tunnel passing through Qing-Yin highway project,the thesis illustrates the existing highway construction technologies,introduces the successful application of shallow tunneling method and covered excavation,expecting to provide experience for the similar projects in the future.

Key concepts: Excavation, Section (typography), Loess, Engineering, Civil engineering, Transport engineering, Tunnel construction, Construction engineering

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