Control and Monitoring Tunnels and Underground Space

The aim is to provide methods and examples of “monitoring” the effects of tunnelling, including the monitoring of tunnel machine performance, in order to achieve acceptable excavation performance with stable underground structures and prevent damage to existing structures and utilities. Monitoring allows the tunnel design and construction procedures to be adjusted and validated as tunnelling takes place.

Nov 27, 2017 - Nov 29, 2017
Target groups: skilled tradesmen, engineers, technicians, tunnel owners, designers, construction engineers, supervisors and managers
Category: Seminar

 

Topics include instrumentation, risk management, contractual aspects and case histories.

The main objectives is to provide information, methods and examples of "monitoring" the effects of tunnelling, including the monitoring of tunnel machine performance to control tunnelling to accieve acceptable excavation performance wirh stable underground structures. Main topics include:

  • General presentation of tunnel monitoring
  • Types of instruments, data collection and information management
  • Monitoring methods in mechanized tunnelling
  • Topographical methods to monitor deformations
  • Instrumentation installation

This course will be followed by a site visit on the 29th to the Punatshangchhu Hydroelectric Project.

Thimphu
Bhutan
Target language English

Contact

ITACET Foundation c/o BG Ingénieurs Conseils SA

Avenue de Cour 61

1007 Lausanne

Switzerland

Phone:

+41 584 241505

E-Mail:

secretariat@itacet.org

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