Geotechnical Aspects of Underground Construction in Soft Ground: Proceedings of the 5th International Symposium TC28. Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 15-17 June 2005

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Klaas Jan Bakker, Adam Bezuijen, Wout Broere, E.A. Kwast
CRC Press, May 23, 2013 - Technology & Engineering - 954 pages

A valuable source of reference on the current practices of analysis, design and construction of tunnels and underground structures in soft ground. This collection of reviewed papers covers a wide range of tunnelling practice, from deep excavations in Singapore to the construction of a new metro line in Barcelona. The international scope of the contributors makes this a truly comprehensive collection of work on the geotechnical aspects of soft ground excavation.

 

Contents

reflections on advances over 10 years
3
Deep excavations in Singapore marine clay
13
The effects of tunnelling on existing structures
31
Bored tunnels
39
Mitigating measures for underground construction in soft ground
55
H Akagi
61
Monitoring ground and structural response to underground construction works
67
Comparison of various structural safety tunnel calculations in soft soil
93
A Bezuijen A M Talmon
195
Bayesian updating of tunnel performance for Ko estimate of Santiago gravel
211
Settlement assessment of running tunnels a generic approach
225
H Iida A Isogai K Chishiro T Ono Y Koyama A Koizumi
239
Influences of physical grout flow around bored tunnels
253
N A Munfah J Butler
271
Geotechnical centrifuge tests to verify the longterm behaviour of a bored tunnel
283
Analytical stability models for tunnels in soil
299

Centrifuge study of tunnel movements and their interaction with structures
99
Twist behaviour of buildings due to tunnel induced ground movement
107
J N Franzius D M Potts J B Burland
115
Dutch research on the impact of shield tunnelling on pile foundations
123
F J Kaalberg E A H Teunissen A F van Tol J W Bosch
133
Threedimensional numerical simulation of tunnelling effects on an existing pile
139
Review of the limiting tensile strain method for predicting settlement induced building damage
159
Large diameter tunnelling under polders
181
Influence of grout material in shield tail on shield tunnelling performance
313
mechanisms observed
327
Soil and lining responses during tunnelling in waterbearing permeable soil 3D stresspore
343
Numerical study of a measure for mitigating ground displacements induced by tunnelling
357
T Cheong K Soga
377
Fracture grouting improving the grouting efficiency in sand
397
H Haß P Schäfers
413
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Dr Klaas Jan Bakker, Plaxis BV / Technical University of Delft, the Netherlands.

Mr Adam Bezuijen, GeoDelft, the Netherlands.

Dr Wout Broere,  A Broere / Technical University of Delft, the Netherlands.

Mr Erik Kwast, Holland Railconsult / KIVI NIRIA, the Netherlands.

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