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    EXECUTION OF IMMERSED TUNNELS ANDEXECUTION OF IMMERSED TUNNELS AND

    RELEVANT EXAMPLESRELEVANT EXAMPLES

    ITA/AITESITA/AITES TrainingTraining CourseCourseTUNNEL ENGINEERINGTUNNEL ENGINEERING

    ITA/AITESITA/AITES

    7 May 2005 1/1/8787

    Prepared byPrepared by J.B.M. AdmiraalJ.B.M. Admiraal

    IstanbulIstanbul -- 20052005

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    5ConclusionsConclusions andand ReferencesReferences

    Execution of Immersed TunnelsExecution of Immersed Tunnels

    Design ConsiderationsDesign Considerations

    Introduction and OverviewIntroduction and Overview

    Lessons Learned and Special CasesLessons Learned and Special Cases

    Index

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    Introduction and Overview

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    DUTCH TULIP FIELDSDUTCH TULIP FIELDS

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    WINDMILLS KINDERDIJKWINDMILLS KINDERDIJK

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    IMMERSED TUNNELS IN EUROPEIMMERSED TUNNELS IN EUROPE

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    Execution of Immersed Tunnels

    Basic Principle

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    Execution of Immersed Tunnels

    Production of TunnelElements

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    CASTING BASIN BARENDRECHT (NL)CASTING BASIN BARENDRECHT (NL)

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    CASTING BASIN BARENDRECHT (NL)CASTING BASIN BARENDRECHT (NL)

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    CASTING BASIN BARENDRECHT (NL)CASTING BASIN BARENDRECHT (NL)

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    PRODUCTION WITH TEMPORARYPRODUCTION WITH TEMPORARY

    STORAGE (G)STORAGE (G)

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    PRODUCTION WITH TEMPORARYPRODUCTION WITH TEMPORARY

    STORAGE (G)STORAGE (G)

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    USE OF DRY DOCK FACILITY (NL)USE OF DRY DOCK FACILITY (NL)

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    ELEMENT CASTINGELEMENT CASTING

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    PRODUCTION FACILITYPRODUCTION FACILITY

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    PRODUCTION FACILITYPRODUCTION FACILITY

    E ec tion of Immersed T nnels

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    Execution of Immersed Tunnels

    Construction Details

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    IMMERSION JOINTIMMERSION JOINT

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    BULKHEADBULKHEADOUTSIDE VIEWOUTSIDE VIEW

    Nose

    Door

    GinaBallast-water pipes

    Air- vent pipe

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    BALLAST TANKSBALLAST TANKS

    Ballast tank

    Bulkhead

    Intake ballast water

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    ACCESS SHAFTACCESS SHAFT

    Door

    Closing the door

    A view inside the access shaft

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    SURVEY POLESURVEY POLE

    Sensor

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    PROTECTION GINA SEALPROTECTION GINA SEAL

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    FLOODING OF THE BASINFLOODING OF THE BASIN

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    Execution of Immersed Tunnels

    Transport

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    TRANSPORTTRANSPORT

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    TRANSPORTTRANSPORT

    Unit

    Crane barge

    Tugboat

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    TRANSPORTTRANSPORT

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    NAVIGATIONNAVIGATION

    Buoys

    Automated system by DGPS

    Visual navigation using buoys

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    Immersing

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    IMMERSION PRINCIPLEIMMERSION PRINCIPLE

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    IMMERSIONIMMERSION -- OVERVIEWOVERVIEW

    Survey pole

    Access shaft

    Pontoon

    Head winchCables

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    IMMERSION JOINTIMMERSION JOINT

    Bulkhead

    End frame

    Gina-sealOmega-seal

    Nose Chin

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    HORIZONTAL POSITIONINGHORIZONTAL POSITIONING

    Cables

    100 tons bollardFloating winch

    Bank winch Pulley-block

    Gemini buoy

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    VERTICAL POSITIONINGVERTICAL POSITIONING

    Pontoon

    Suspended cables Lifting lugs

    Crane barge and spreader

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    SURVEY SCREENSURVEY SCREEN

    Movement of the unit

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    IMMERSION PONTOONIMMERSION PONTOON

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    PLACING PONTOON ON ELEMENTPLACING PONTOON ON ELEMENT

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    IMMERSION USING CRANE BARGEIMMERSION USING CRANE BARGE

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    COMBINING CRANE BARGE &COMBINING CRANE BARGE &

    PONTOONPONTOON

    Pontoon

    Crane barge

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    IMMERSION WITH FLOATINGIMMERSION WITH FLOATING

    DERRICKSDERRICKS

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    EQUIPMENTEQUIPMENT

    Anchor handling vessel Winch on pontoon

    Winch on bank Winch pontoon on water

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    IMMERSION LINEIMMERSION LINE

    Ballast-tank

    Survey pole

    Bottom

    Nose

    Chin

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    NOSE & CHIN DETAILNOSE & CHIN DETAIL

    Nose

    Chin

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    Foundation

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    TEMPORARY FOUNDATIONTEMPORARY FOUNDATION

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    TEMPORARY FOUNDATIONTEMPORARY FOUNDATION

    A

    B

    A. Jacks

    B. Concrete slabs

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    TEMPORARY FOUNDATIONTEMPORARY FOUNDATION

    200 tons hydraulic jack

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    SAND FLOW METHODSAND FLOW METHODa sand pumping device

    b sand supply barge

    c pipelined cast-in sand supply pipe

    AA

    BBCC

    DD

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    SANDJETTING METHODSANDJETTING METHOD

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    SAND SUPPLY SUCTION UNITSAND SUPPLY SUCTION UNIT

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    GRAVEL BED METHODGRAVEL BED METHOD

    tolerance +/_ 25 mm

    resund Tunnel

    2nd Benelux Tunnel

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    GRAVEL BED METHODGRAVEL BED METHOD

    The principle of scrading

    Gravel bed lay-out

    Multi-Purpose Pontoon

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    PILE FOUNDATIONPILE FOUNDATION

    Transit box

    Rubber cuffHead plate

    Revolving pile cover

    Pile

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    Secondary End

    Correction

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    SECONDARY END CORRECTIONSECONDARY END CORRECTION

    Flat jack

    Shim plateIron pipe

    Immersion joint

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    Closure-Joint

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    CLOSURE JOINT PRINCIPLECLOSURE JOINT PRINCIPLE

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    FLOOR PANELFLOOR PANEL

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    SIDE PANELSSIDE PANELS

    Wedges

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    PRO &PRO & CONCONSS

    Shallow position

    Short rampstructures Perfect fit to traffic enveloppe

    Cost effective

    Proven technology Risk control

    Investment low

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    DESIGN LIMITATIONSDESIGN LIMITATIONS

    Deepest tunnel up to now: -25 m water

    depth (to bottom of tunnel)

    Two tunnels are in design for depth upto

    -50 m: Bosphorus Turkey

    Busan Geoje Link - Korea

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    LIMITING FACTORSLIMITING FACTORS

    Strength

    Water tightness

    Dredging/excavation of trench

    Immersion process

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    Lessons Learned

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    THING THAT CAN GO WRONG

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    THING THAT CAN GO WRONGTHING THAT CAN GO WRONG

    Water splashing out ofthe Inspection shaft

    THINGS THAT CAN GO WRONG

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    THINGS THAT CAN GO WRONGTHINGS THAT CAN GO WRONG

    Nose

    Chin

    Jamming

    THINGS THAT CAN GO WRONG

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    THINGS THAT CAN GO WRONGTHINGS THAT CAN GO WRONG

    GINA OUT OFF CLAMP STRIP

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    CASE HSL

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    CASE HIGH SPEED LINK

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    CASE HIGH SPEED LINKCASE HIGH SPEED LINK

    High speed rail link between Amsterdam

    and Paris

    Two immersed tunnels in alignment

    Severe tolerances because of high speedrequirement

    TWO IMMERSED TUNNELS

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    TWO IMMERSED TUNNELSTWO IMMERSED TUNNELS

    DESIGN REQUIREMENTDESIGN REQUIREMENT

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    DESIGN REQUIREMENTDESIGN REQUIREMENT

    An Allowable Differential Deformation

    Between the Elements Due To Train Loads of0.75 mm

    TUNNEL OUDE MAAS (JUNE 2003)TUNNEL OUDE MAAS (JUNE 2003)

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    TUNNEL OUDE MAAS (JUNE 2003)TUNNEL OUDE MAAS (JUNE 2003)

    TUNNEL DORDTSCHE KIL (JUNE 2003)TUNNEL DORDTSCHE KIL (JUNE 2003)

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    TUNNEL DORDTSCHE KIL (JUNE 2003)TUNNEL DORDTSCHE KIL (JUNE 2003)

    TRANSITION CUT & COVERTRANSITION CUT & COVER --

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    IMMERSEDIMMERSED

    TUNNEL PROFILETUNNEL PROFILE

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    DIFFERENTIAL SETTLEMENTDIFFERENTIAL SETTLEMENT

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    REDUCTIONREDUCTION

    DOWELS BETWEEN ELEMENTS

    DIFFERENTIAL SETTLEMENTDIFFERENTIAL SETTLEMENT

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    REDUCTIONREDUCTION

    DOWELS - FEMALE

    FINISHED CONCRETE DOWELFINISHED CONCRETE DOWEL

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    Male Side

    Bearing

    Bearing

    Female Side

    IMMERSING OUDE MAAS TUNNELIMMERSING OUDE MAAS TUNNEL

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    OTHER ADDITIONALOTHER ADDITIONAL

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    CONSIDERATIONSCONSIDERATIONS

    Soil Shaft

    Internal 8.3 m Internal 5.3 mSliding Plate

    9980

    14000

    17700

    Airshaft

    Conclusions and references11

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    Admiraal, J.B.M. 2003. An Exploration of Contemporary UndergroundSpace Use. Proceeding of the First Indonesian TunnellingConference, Jakarta, Indonesia.

    Gursoy, A. et al. 1997. State-Of-The-Art-Report: ITA WG11 - Immersed

    and Floating Tunnels. Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology

    12(2).Geel, J.W.A. and Hakkaart, C.J.A.. 2003. Immersed Tunnels in the High

    Speed Railway Link in the Netherlands. Proceedings ITA WTC 2003(Re)claiming the Underground Space: 265.

    Hakkaart, C.J.A. and t Hart, W. 2003. Dutch High Speed Railway

    Immersed Tunnel Projects. Proceedings ITA WTC 2003 (Re)claimingthe Underground Space: 291.

    Material provided by: Volker Stevin Construction Europe, HSLBouwcombinatie Drechtse Steden, TEC Tunnel Engineering

    Consultants, Department of Public Works and Water Management

    Civil Engineering Division.

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    ITA/AITESITA/AITES

    Clause de non-responsabilit pour les rapports des groupes de travail de l'AITES

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    LAssociation Internationale des Travaux en Souterrain (AITES) publie ce rapport, conformment ses Statuts, pour faciliter les changes dinformations afin :

    dencourager lutilisation du sous-sol au profit du grand public, de lenvironnement et du dveloppement durable;

    de promouvoir les progrs dans la planification, le projet, la construction, lentretien, la rhabilitation et la scurit des tunnels et de lespace souterrain en

    rassemblant et confrontant les informations, ainsi quen tudiant les questions qui sy rapportent.

    Cependant, lAITES dcline toute responsabilit en ce qui concerne les informations publies dans ce rapport.

    Ces informations :

    sont exclusivement de nature gnrale et ne visent pas la situation particulire dune personne physique ou morale;

    ne sont pas ncessairement compltes, exhaustives, exactes ou jour ;

    proviennent parfois de sources extrieures sue lesquelles les services de lAITES nont aucun contrle et pour lesquelles lAITES dcline toute responsabilit ;

    ne constituent pas un avis professionnel or juridique (si vous avez besoin davis spcifiques, consultez toujours un professionnel dment qualifi).

    Disclaimer for the reports of ITA working groups

    The International Tunnelling Association (ITA) publishes this report to, in accordance with its statutes, facilitate the exchange of information, in order:

    to encourage planning of the subsurface for the benefit of the public, environment and sustainable development

    to promote advances in planning, design, construction, maintenance and safety of tunnels and underground space, by bringing together information thereon and

    by studying questions related thereto.

    However ITA accepts no responsibility or liability whatsoever with regard to the material published in this report.

    This material is:

    information of a general nature only, which is not intended to address the specific circumstances of any particular individual or entity;

    not necessarily comprehensive, complete, accurate or up to date;

    sometimes collected from external sources over which ITA services have no control and for which ITA assumes no responsibility;

    not professional or legal advice (if you need specific advice, you should always consult a suitably qualified professional).

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