Application of Large Diameter Single-Bore Tunnel for Subway Systems - NAT2022

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Jason Choi Silas Li Michael Harris-Gifford William H. Hansmire
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Dec 1, 2022

Abstract

Twin-bore tunnels with a single track in each tunnel are currently the most common subway tunnel configuration. However, a large diameter single-bore tunnel with two tracks separated by a center wall could replace twin-bore tunnels and introduce potential benefits but require necessary modifications to the subway system. In particular, a nominal 40-foot-diameter single-bore tunnel can be considered in lieu of nominal 20-foot-diameter twin-bore tunnels. This paper discusses the benefits and modifications introduced by replacing twin-bore tunnels with a single-bore tunnel, with respect to various elements of the subway related to the tunnel, stations, track, and tunnel systems.
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APA: Jason Choi Silas Li Michael Harris-Gifford William H. Hansmire  (2022)  Application of Large Diameter Single-Bore Tunnel for Subway Systems - NAT2022

MLA: Jason Choi Silas Li Michael Harris-Gifford William H. Hansmire Application of Large Diameter Single-Bore Tunnel for Subway Systems - NAT2022. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2022.

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