Process and apparatus for producing an immersed tunnel on subsea ground
A soil and tunnel technology, applied in tunnels, mining equipment, earth-moving drilling, etc., can solve the problems of long, tens of meters or even 100 meters or more, water traffic interference, etc.
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[0072] figure 1 A buried tunnel 1 laid on soil 2 under a body of water 3 is shown very schematically. The tunnel comprises two approach sections 1a, 1b extending onto the ground, for example the banks or embankments 4 and 5 of the body of water 3, and a main submerged section 1c. After completion of construction, the tunnel has been covered with (optional) protective filling K.
[0073] The submerged part of the tunnel and preferably the approach part extending above ground and the slightly submerged part are built from successive pipe sections whose cross-section is determined in a known manner according to the use of the tunnel.
[0074] In this example, Figure 2 to Figure 6 The cross-sectional diagram of shows a standard pipe section with a cross-section constituting an "8"-shaped double-lane, double-compartment tunnel.
[0075] According to the invention, the tunnel is built in successive pipe sections with a unit length of about 1 meter.
[0076] figure 2 The six p...
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