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10 May, 2012
10 May, 2012
10 May, 2012
10 May, 2012
10 May, 2012
Features
15 May, 2012
The Arroyo Maldonado tunnel project in Buenos Aires, Argentina aims to prevent the floods that periodically inundate the surrounding area of the Rio de Plata river. Some 15km of tunnels are located in difficult urban areas with little overburden....
14 May, 2012
Hochtief is constructing the Cheves hydro project, in Peru, which involves a range of tunnelling challenges, reports technical journalist Patrick Reynolds
14 May, 2012
11 May, 2012
11 May, 2012
Technical
17 May, 2012
Rick Morrison, principal lighting designer for Aecom in Australia gives this insight on the reflective requirements of a tunnel lining
17 May, 2012
UK gas and electric power network operator National Grid is engaged in a major renewal programme to ensure power supplies for the future. One aspect is to install high-voltage cables underground to renew the grid in major urban areas, starting...
16 May, 2012
16 May, 2012
16 May, 2012
BTS Meeting Reports
15 May, 2012
In 2010 the world was gripped by an unfolding drama as tense as the Apollo 13 crisis of some 40 years earlier. This time the story was much closer to home in Chile, though, as it turned out, the challenges proved at least as great to resolve...
20 April, 2012
Robert Mair of Cambridge University, Jamie Standing of Imperial College and Keith Bowers of London Underground presented three papers on the effects of settlement in London Clay at a joint meeting of the BTS and British Geotechnical Association...
15 March, 2012
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