Austrian Method Of Tunnel Building In Very Heavily Squeezing Ground In Mountainous Terrain Theory And Practice

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Horst Pöchhacker
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Jan 1, 1976

Abstract

The largest structure along the Tauern highway section between Salzburg and Villach is the 6.4-km-long Tauern Tunnel. The major geotechnical problems that came up surprisingly while driving the headings of that tunnel and their successful solution form the content of this article. A detailed discussion is presented of the special construction methods developed by systematic application of the principles of the New Austrian Tunneling Method with which even very heavily squeezing ground with large excavation areas can be mastered reliably and economically.
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APA: Horst Pöchhacker  (1976)  Austrian Method Of Tunnel Building In Very Heavily Squeezing Ground In Mountainous Terrain Theory And Practice

MLA: Horst Pöchhacker Austrian Method Of Tunnel Building In Very Heavily Squeezing Ground In Mountainous Terrain Theory And Practice. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1976.

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