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Title THE BRUSSELS UNDERGROUND RAILWAY, CONSTRUCTION METHODS USED FOR ENGINEERING STRUCTURES

LE METRO DE BRUXELLES, PROCEDES D'EXECUTION DES OUVRAGES DE GENIE CIVIL
Accession No 00096683
Authors WOITCHIK, M
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Societe des Transports Intercommunaux de Bruxelles information
Publication Date   19711000
Description 47 p.; Figures
Languages French
Abstract The advantage and disadvantages of the various construction methods used are discussed: metal sheet piles, lined excavation building pits, slurry trench walls, secant piles, shield, semi-elliptic shield, freezing of the ground, false deep wells, etc. A study was also made of the use of the space above the tunnel for a underground parking garage. This paper was presented at the 5th International Congress of Underground Techniques and Town Planning, Madrid, 5 - 11 October 1969. /TRRL/
TRT Terms Construction information; Construction management information; Excavation information; Freezing information; Piles (Supports) information; Sheet pile walls information; Shielding (Tunneling) information; Subways information; Tunneling information; Tunneling machines information; Underground parking garages information
Geographical Terms Belgium
Other Terms Brussels metro; Construction method; Excavation technology; Pile; Shield driving; Subway construction; Tunnel construction; Underground railway
Subject Areas I54 Construction of Tunnels; R00 R00.
Report Number R&D Rpt.
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Document Source National Scientific & Tech Res Ctr of Cement Indus
Source Data: IRRD IRRD 100535
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