Geotechnical risk in rock tunnels : selected papers from a course on geotechnical risk in rock tunnels, Aveiro, Portugal, 16-17 April 2004
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Geotechnical risk in rock tunnels : selected papers from a course on geotechnical risk in rock tunnels, Aveiro, Portugal, 16-17 April 2004
(Balkema : proceedings and monographs in engineering, water and earth science)
Taylor & Francis, 2006
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
Tunnels have a high degree of risk that needs to be assessed and managed. Underground works intersect and interact with natural materials, incorporating their characteristics as structural components of their own stability. For this reason geotechnical risk analyses are implemented at all phases of tunnel construction, from design through to post-construction maintenance. Analysis of geotechnical risk involves a group of studies which lead to the identification and evaluation of the potential probability of error and the consequences of its occurrence. This volume considers construction and safety, financing and control, and exploration and maintenance. Eminent specialists discuss risk assessment and management, based both on advanced theoretical concepts and on practical experience. The book is of interest to a wide range of professionals involved in planning, construction and management of tunnels: entrepreneurs, designers, consultants and contractors.
Table of Contents
Preface
An introduction to geotechnical risk in rock tunnels
Learning with accidents and damage associated to underground works
Geological risk in the use of TBMs in heterogeneous rock masses - The case of "Metro do Porto"
Geotechnical risk management in tunnelling
Use of decision aids for tunnelling
Fault zones and TBM
Geomechanical problems in recent Spanish tunnels
Geotechnical risk in rock mass characterisation - a concept
Risk control at the design of a 13 km long railway tunnel in Austria
Koralm tunnel - benefits of a structured design and investigation process - the client's view
Vibration mitigation at high speed railroads
Evaluation of the reliability in reference geological hydrogeological models
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