Method and apparatus for tunnelling

Hydraulic and earth engineering – Underground passageway – e.g. – tunnel – Boring

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37191A, 299 82, 405140, E21D 910, E21D 1110

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051042606

ABSTRACT:
The method for boring a tunnel consists in placing an excavation tool at a point of the extrados of the tunnel and in excavating a cavity by imparting the tool an advancement movement having divergent direction with respect to the axis of the tunnel. While the cavity is being filled with concrete, a further cavity is excavated in another point of the extrados and is then also filled with concrete. These operations are repeated until a plurality of voussoirs is obtained which are arranged adjacent to one another along the extrados and give rise to a frustum-shaped vault. The soil inside the vault is then excavated for a depth which is smaller than the axial extension of the vault itself, and a subsequent vault is formed having a narrower initial portion internal to the wider terminal portion of the previously executed vault.

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