Underpinning of an Operational Subway Aided by Mined Galleries - NAT2022

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Angelos Gakis Thomas Schwind Elmar Feigl Gerald Skalla
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Dec 1, 2022

Abstract

Cedarvale station was constructed as part of the Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Line, under the operational Yonge-University Line Subway box of Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). The station was constructed as an open-cut, which necessitated the underpinning of the existing TTC box to minimize the impact on the Subway and allow its unhindered operation. Six mined galleries, 4 m wide by 2.75 m high, were excavated sequentially (SEM) immediately under the existing box, to provide the required space for the installation of the main underpinning beams. This novel solution was executed successfully providing quick access for the main excavation works to commence.
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APA: Angelos Gakis Thomas Schwind Elmar Feigl Gerald Skalla  (2022)  Underpinning of an Operational Subway Aided by Mined Galleries - NAT2022

MLA: Angelos Gakis Thomas Schwind Elmar Feigl Gerald Skalla Underpinning of an Operational Subway Aided by Mined Galleries - NAT2022. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2022.

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