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Toronto's cover-then-cut subway
Reinforced concrete side walls of subway tunnel were cast in unsheeted trenches and then roof was cast over walls; earth was subsequently excavated when concrete was set; this "Milan" method was applied in order to shorten time of traffic suspension in congested city areas; photographs show phases of construction.
Toronto's cover-then-cut subway
Reinforced concrete side walls of subway tunnel were cast in unsheeted trenches and then roof was cast over walls; earth was subsequently excavated when concrete was set; this "Milan" method was applied in order to shorten time of traffic suspension in congested city areas; photographs show phases of construction.
Toronto's cover-then-cut subway
Eng News-Rec
Engineering News-Record ; 164
1960
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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