...P A S FERGUSON; A J RUNACRES; N A HILL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1991 SIR WILLIAM HALCROW DOCKLANDS GROUND CONDITIONS TUNNELLING METHODS STORMS SEWERAGE DRAINS TUNNELS UNDERGROUND SEWAGE STRATA ALLUVIUM GRAVEL CLAYS LONDON CLAY BEDS SAND CHALK GEOTECHNICS DESIGN...

... COUNTRIES DEVELOPING TROPICS PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION DESIGN CONSTRUCTION FINANCE ECONOMICS COSTS CONTRACTS TUNNELS SOFT MARINE CLAYS TUNNELLING PRACTICE PROBLEMS CONTRACTORS DESIGN AND BUILD BRAKING REGENERATIVE TENDERS CIVIL DEFENCE LININGS STABILITY BEAMS BEARINGS DEWATERING...

... Water reservoirs A. C .J. BAKER, BSc(Eng), FICE* A. N. JAMES, BSc, PhD* The tunnel described in this Paper is 6.1 km long, with a 2.54 m internal dia., and has been driven over most of its length in London Clay, using the wedge block expanded precast concrete lining system. It provides an alternative...

...A J DAVIS; D J JEFFS BALFOUR BEATTY CONSTRUCTION BYPASSES PLANNING DESIGN CONSTRUCTION GEOLOGY GROUND CONDITIONS AQUEDUCTS CANALS ENVIRONMENT VILLAGES REHABILITATION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT RAILWAYS DIVERSION ROADS HIGHWAYS ROADWORKS EMBANKMENTS SETTLEMENT TUNNELLING...

...H SUCUOGLU; JV BARTLETT MOTT MACDONALD NON LINEAR ANALYSIS TUNNELS LININGS LONGITUDINAL BENDING TUNNELLING Proc. Instn Civ.Engrs, Part 2,1990,89, June, 313-314 DISCUSSION ON PAPEPR93S3T7RUCTURAELNGINEERINGGROUP Non-linear analysis of tunnel linings under longitudinal bending H...

...& Partners It was the Thames WaterAuthority s predecessor, the Metropolitan WaterBoard, who had the enlightened concept of going underground with the Thames-Lee Tunnel, and later with the southern main ring. The project for the ring main is much larger. The historical section of the Paper shows...

...RD WING IMPERIAL COLLEGE ROBOTICS DEVELOPMENT ROBOTS MOBILITY TASKS BUILDING MANIPULATION MAINTENANCE FINISHING CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES SENSING MANIPULATION WELDING APPLICATIONS JOINING SURVEYS CLEANING STATE OF THE ART TECHNOLOGY CONTROL TELEROBOTS TUNNELLING...

...TW HULME; LAC POTTER; JN SHIRLAW © Thomas Telford and ICE 1989 MASS RAPID TRANSIT CORP MASS TRANSIT RAPID TRANSIT SYSTEMS CONSTRUCTION RAILWAYS COUNTRIES DEVELOPING LEGISLATION GROUND CONDITIONS METHODS EQUIPMENT UNDERGROUND STATIONS TUNNELS WORKS CITIES CUT...

...TD STEVENSON; JC ELLIOTT; JC FERGUSSON; EF HUMPHRIES; JE CLEMENTS; FH HUGHES; EA LABRUM; RJ COON; TC STEVENS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1988 BRITISH RAIL ELECTRIFICATION SUBURBAN RAILWAYS LINES ENGINEERING TRAFFIC COMMUTING DESIGN DIVERSION TRAINS STATIONS WORKS TUNNELLING...

...DB COOMBER; AL BELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1986 GKN KELLER FOUNDATIONS JETS GROUTING GEOTECHNICS SOILS REPLACEMENT DESIGN SYSTEMS MIX PARTICLES TRIPLE JETS SOIL STRUCTURE GROUND TECHNIQUES METHODS TREATMENT TUNNELLING DOCKS LIVERPOOL UK SINGAPORE...

... ENGINEERING GROUP Extension of the Piccadilly Line to Termina4l Heathrow G. D. Sabine and E. Skelton Mr C.F. Bonnett, London Underground Ltd The planning, design and construction of this extension of the Piccadilly Line has been the fastest soft ground tunnelling project anywhere in the world. In one week 54...

... MODIFICATION CONSTRUCTION METHODS TUNNELLING TUNNELS TRACK INSTALLATION FORMS CUT AND COVER SITES GEOLOGY VENTILATION LININGS SURVEYS PRECAST PLANT FACTORIES MANUFACTURE OVERRUNS STEP PLATE JUNCTIONS SETTLEMENT ALTERNATIVE MONITORING HEATHROW TERMINAL 4 LONDON HATTON CROSS...

... treatment scheme J. R. Kemble and J. A. Young J. F. H. Pittman, C . Martin andM. W. King D. G. M. Roberts, G. R. Flint and K. H. Moore Mr J. F. H. Pittman, Mouchel& Partners A realignment of the routewith a gravity tunnel and open cut sewer discharging to theheadworks resulted after ground investigations...

...RN CRAIG; AF MOSS; JP DOODY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1984 SIR WILLIAM HALCROW PIPEJACKING ASSOCIATION C V BUCHAN CONCRETE BRITISH TUNNELLING SOCIETY PIPEJACKING TUNNELS COSTS PIPES JACKING CONSTRUCTION JOINTS TECHNIQUES INSTALLATION TUNNELLING Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs...

... in tunnelling. Could they put some numbers on the extent of the air losses, or the compressor capacityneeded to maintainpressures in various places? Thisis a part of tunnelling onwhich we have very scant informationat present. 103. In Q 30 there is mention of vibration recordings. Could the Authors say what...

... CONTRACTORS CONSUMPTION TENDERS CONTRACTS CONDITIONS DAMAGES VEHICLES VALLEYS MATERIALS RISKS CONSTRUCTION WEATHER FLOODS PROVISION SPILLWAYS MIX COSTS LAKES RECREATION EARTHMOVING RIVERS SHEETPILING ROADS TESTS SUPPLY LABORATORIES TUNNELLING MACHINERY LININGS TUNNELS GEOLOGY...

... PIPELINES TUNNELLING SITES CONSULTANTS YIELD ASSESSMENT TRANSFER CAPACITY PUMPING QUALITY DRAWDOWN AQUEDUCTS PLANNING CONSENTS TEMPORARY PUBLIC RELATIONS WATER AUTHORITIES CLEARANCE LANDSCAPE TREATMENT RECREATION AMENITIES FISHING SAILING KIELDER ENGLAND TYNE WEAR TEES...

...DJ COATS; NSM BERRY; DJ BANKS TRANSFER WORKS WATER AUTHORITIES WATER RIVERS REGULATION ABSTRACTION PUMPING STATIONS GEOLOGY HYDRAULICS MAINS AQUEDUCTS TUNNELS CONTRACTS TUNNELLING WEIRS PIPELINES PIPES DAMS HEADPONDS EMBANKMENTS ROUTES FLOW EXPERIMENTAL TRIALS SITE...

... the drawing and calculation submissions through to final approval. This required the handling, on nine station contracts and six tunnel contracts, of over 6000 drawings, excluding architectural details, together with associated calculations. Before approval could be given, comment from the Corporation...

...CA CARVELL; FA ROBERTS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1982 SOGEX MANAGEMENT PARIS ALLOTT & LOMAX CHRISTIANI & NEILSEN POWER STATIONS DESIGN CONSTRUCTION OFFSHORE WATER SYSTEMS CIRCULATION PRE TENDER IMMERSED TUBES METHODS TUNNELLING OUTFALLS CONDUITS TENDERS...