Melbourne City Link Tunnels

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
T. L. Conley J. J. Rozek
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Jan 1, 1999

Abstract

The $2 billion (A$) Melbourne City Link Project is one of the largest and most important metropolitan road developments ever undertaken in Australia. The project involves two three-lane vehicular tunnels totaling 5 km, constructed as deep as 65 m underground. The 3.4 km Burnley tunnel is one of the world's longest three-lane tunnels. The project is being delivered under a DBOOT [design-build-own-operate-transfer] process and all design and construction is performed to ISO 9000 standards. Tunnel excavation began in May 1996, and the tunnel will open to traffic in 1999. This paper focuses on the range of construction techniques utilized during construction.
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APA: T. L. Conley J. J. Rozek  (1999)  Melbourne City Link Tunnels

MLA: T. L. Conley J. J. Rozek Melbourne City Link Tunnels. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1999.

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