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Potomac interceptor sewer tunnels and river crossing construction
Construction details of 3000 ft river crossing of sewer line featuring 78 in. precast concrete pipe, and 14,000 and 9000-ft tunnels at its ends are discussed; pumping of cast-in place tunnel linings is also described; sections were cored at not more than 100-ft centers of cast-in-place concrete lining; river crossing line required 78 in. precast concrete pipe encasement.
Potomac interceptor sewer tunnels and river crossing construction
Construction details of 3000 ft river crossing of sewer line featuring 78 in. precast concrete pipe, and 14,000 and 9000-ft tunnels at its ends are discussed; pumping of cast-in place tunnel linings is also described; sections were cored at not more than 100-ft centers of cast-in-place concrete lining; river crossing line required 78 in. precast concrete pipe encasement.
Potomac interceptor sewer tunnels and river crossing construction
Am Concrete Inst -- J
McGrann, J.H. (author)
1965
11 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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