GEOL 1 CHAPTER 6

Cards (23)

  • TUNNELING - must have been one of the earliest human construction activities
  • UNDERGROUND SPACE - a naturall result of extension of tunneling technology ( it is to indicate excavated or natural openings beneath the ground surface for human activities)
  • PRESSURE TUNNELS - occasionally fail
  • OVERBREAK - used to denote the quantity of rock that is actually excavated beyond the design perimeter
  • CONSTRUCTION METHODS - are as complex and varied as the imagination of the worldwide fraternity of specialists who work in underground construction
  • GROUTING - a preferred method to counter the effects of excessive flow of water
  • GROUNDWATER - the main souce of problem in tunnel construction
  • WEATHERED ROCK - in situ weathering of bedrock is another problem which can lead to serious consequences if encountered in tunnel wok
  • POTENTIAL PROBLEM - in all branches of civil engineering work, there are special geological problem in the use of the underground
  • UNDERGROUND SPACES FOR HUMAN USE - the remarkable used for worked-out underground mining space in kansas city that such abandoned mines can be used for purposes other than bulk storage
  • UNDERGROUND POWER STATIONS - are now a standard industrial design concept.
  • SOFT-GROUND TUNNELS - generally excavated to the neat line of the drawings, and construction equipment (shield, lining plates, etc.)
  • ROAD AND RAIL TUNNELS - often required lining to resist the pressure exerted by the host material
  • TUNNEL ROOF - usually designed as semicirvu arches evern in high-quality rock
  • ISAMBARD K. BRUNEL - he designed the box tunnel on the great western railway
  • LINING DESIGN - a exercise in engineering judgment
  • PRESSURE TUNNEL DESIGN - always present three separate problems
  • UNDERWATER TUNNELS - always involve construction hazards, such an example is the almendares vehicular tunnel, connecting two populous residential districts of havana, cuba.
  • ALPHINE TUNNELING - has given the engineering profession varied and invaluable experience sorely tested in complex geology
  • ARCHEAN OR PRECAMBRIAN ROCKS- ONE OF THE OLDEST TYPES GEOLOGICALLY
  • PALEOZOIC ROCKS - GEOLOGICALLY YOUNGER
  • DR. BERKEY AND J.F SANBRORN - PRESENTED THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEER IN 1923
  • GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY- FIRST UNDERWATER RAILWAY TUNNEL