Bergen Tunnels Rehabilitation–A Success After All

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
K. Zeidler V. Gall St. Mergentime
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

2001, the New Jersey Transit Authority commissioned the JV Merco-Obayashi with the rehabilitation contract of the approximately 130-year-old, 4,200 ft long, partially brick- lined Bergen North Tunnel. The contract entailed the tunnel enlargement, shotcrete and rock dowels initial support according to the NATM, a waterproofing system, tunnel drainage and a cast-in-place concrete lining. The rock conditions encountered required design adaptations and significant modifications of the initial tunnel support. Flexibility, skill and extensive experience on the Authority’s and Contractor’s side finally lead to a success. This paper describes the operations and design modifications carried out.
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APA: K. Zeidler V. Gall St. Mergentime  (2003)  Bergen Tunnels Rehabilitation–A Success After All

MLA: K. Zeidler V. Gall St. Mergentime Bergen Tunnels Rehabilitation–A Success After All. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2003.

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