By Girish Chandra Pargaien

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By

Girish Chandra Pargaien


Definition:

TUNNEL: Nearly horizontal opening, open to the both ends


and with large dimensions more than 3 m size.
Hydro Power Tunnel:
Hydro Power Tunnel:
Rail Tunnel:
Shape of Tunnels:

1.Rectangular

2.D-Shape

3.Circular

4.Horse Shoe Shape etc.


Investigations for Tunnel:

1.Reconnance Stage Investigations

2.Detailed Investigations

3.Construction Stage Investigations


Tunneling Problems:

1.Highly Fractured Zone

2.Adverse Deposition of Beds

3.Occurrence of Syncline and Fault

4.Occurrence of Heavy Water Charged Zones.

5.Jointing Pattern etc.


Remedial Measures:
1.Probe Holes

2.Fore Poling

3.Grouting

4.Drainage Holes

5.Heading and Benching

6.Controlled Blasting

7.Multiple Drifting etc.


Sequence of Operations for
Construction of Tunnels:
1.Marking Tunnel Profile

2.Setting up and Drilling

3.Loading Explosives and Blasting

4.Removing the Foul Gases

5.Checking Misfires
(Cont.)

6.Scaling

7.Mucking

8.Support etc.
Tunneling Problems In Himalaya:
1.Fault,Thrust Zones and Shear Zone

2.Competent Rock,Rock Stress Problem

3.Squeezing Conditions

4.Swelling Conditions

5.Fractured Rock Mass

6.High Water Charged Zone

7.Topography, Investigations etc.


Rock Mass Classification System
for Tunnels:
1.Terzaghi’s Rock Load Classification

2.Stand-Up Time Classification

3.RQD Classification

4.RSR Concept

5.RMR

6.Q-System

7.NATM etc.

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