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The Elizabeth River's New Immersed Tube Tunnel
The Midtown Tunnel Project team had to design safe, yet economical slope geometries for the subaqueous dredge slopes for a new roadway tunnel using immersed tube construction techniques. The design of safe slopes for this project was of paramount importance, because a dredge slope failure could cause complete failure of the existing adjacent immersed tube, sloughing slopes would create a costly maintenance issue during construction, and divers and equipment would be working within the dredge prism.
The Elizabeth River's New Immersed Tube Tunnel
The Midtown Tunnel Project team had to design safe, yet economical slope geometries for the subaqueous dredge slopes for a new roadway tunnel using immersed tube construction techniques. The design of safe slopes for this project was of paramount importance, because a dredge slope failure could cause complete failure of the existing adjacent immersed tube, sloughing slopes would create a costly maintenance issue during construction, and divers and equipment would be working within the dredge prism.
The Elizabeth River's New Immersed Tube Tunnel
Geostrata
Grifka, Todd (author) / Sedillo, Rodney (author) / Chaney, Ian (author)
GeoStrata Magazine Archive ; 26 ; 32-39
2022-02-01
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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