ALL CHANGE ON THE CIRCLE LINING
Anthony Deane
Abstract
Anthony Deane
Abstract
Segmental linings do not adapt easily to the space requirements of modern underground railways. A ground support system using shotcrete followed by an in-situ concrete lining appears to offer many advantages over segments. In the near future a number of projects will be constructed in the London Clay, a good tunnelling material, which would be an ideal opportunity to use this approach.
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Segmental linings do not adapt easily to the space requirements of modern underground railways. A ground support system using shotcrete followed by an in-situ concrete lining appears to offer many advantages over segments. In the near future a number of projects will be constructed in the London Clay, a good tunnelling material, which would be an ideal opportunity to use this approach.
Key concepts: Shotcrete, Engineering, Ideal (ethics), Civil engineering, New Austrian Tunnelling method, Forensic engineering, Geotechnical engineering, Construction engineering