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Innovative Tunnel Engineering Inventing and Implementing Technology in Design, Construction, and Contracting

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

19.10.2026

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Taylor and Francis

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200

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23,4/15,6 cm

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-03-265030-2

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

19.10.2026

Abbildungen

schwarz-weiss Illustrationen, Raster,schwarz-weiss, Zeichnungen, schwarz-weiss

Verlag

Taylor and Francis

Seitenzahl

200

Maße (L/B)

23,4/15,6 cm

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-03-265030-2

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DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Innovative Tunnel Engineering
  • Chapter 1. Design and Construction. 1.1 Contracting Tunnels. 1.2 Infrastructure and Networks. 1.3 Innovative Tendering. 1.4 Insurers View. 1.5 Contracting Risks. 1.6 Procurement. 1.7 Best Practice. 1.8 Managing Risks. 1.9 Prospective Contracts. 1.10 Sharing Risks. 1.11 Geotechnical Baselines. 1.12 Risk Assessment. 1.13 Synopsis. Chapter 2. Construction Concepts. 2.1 Conventional Tunnelling. 2.2 Create 'Ring Closure'. 2.3 Construction Cycle. 2.4 Choice of Technology. 2.5 Contract Challenges. 2.6 Tunnelling Trends. 2.7 Synopsis. Chapter 3. Maintenance and Repair. 3.1 Maintenance Strategies. 3.2 Guidelines. 3.3 Case Studies. 3.4 Risks and Damages. 3.5 Construction Recorded. 3.6 Synopsis. Chapter 4. Tunnels and Caverns. 4.1 Selecting Technology. 4.2 Selecting Location. 4.3 Processing Design. 4.4 Engineering Process. 4.5 Large Hadron Collider. 4.6 Future of Structures. 4.7 Approach in Phases. 4.8 Design in Stages. 4.9 Synopsis. Chapter 5. Geo Engineering. 5.1 Intact Rock. 5.2 Rock Strength. 5.3 Rock Mass. 5.4 Rock Properties. 5.5 Rock Quality. 5.6 Rock Engineering. 5.7 Rock Classification. 5.8 Rock Deformability. 5.9 Rock Designation. 5.10 Synopsis. Chapter 6. Lining and Alignment. 6.1 Sustainable Design. 6.2 Assessing Geology. 6.3 Geotechnical Investigation. 6.4 Geotechnical Modelling. 6.5 Geotechnical Engineering. 6.6 Ground Reaction. 6.7 Synopsis. Chapter 7. Guiding Standards. 7.1 Structural Layout. 7.2 Structural Modelling. 7.3 Sprayed Concrete/Shotcrete. 7.4 Initial Support. 7.5 Preliminary Support. 7.6 Support Coalescence. 7.7 Final Support. 7.8 Layout Review. 7.9 Excavation Challenges. 7.10 Metros and Urban Floods. 7.11 Synopsis. Chapter 8. Contracting and Risk. 8.1 Hydro Power. 8.2 Conditions of Contract. 8.3 Water Nexus. 8.4 Best Practice. 8.5 Contractual Challenges. 8.6 Power from Renewables. 8.7 Case Histories. 8.8 Synopsis. Chapter 9. Life Cycle Cost. 9.1 Conventional Tunnelling. 9.2 Design Procedure. 9.3 Geotechnical Parameter. 9.4 Design Guidelines. 9.5 Safety Management. 9.6 Ground Structure. 9.7 Structural Design. 9.8 System Check. 9.9 Mechanized Tunnelling. 9.10 Regulations. 9.11 TBM Selection. 9.12 Ground Structure Interaction. 9.13 Face Stability. 9.14 Progressive Excavation. 9.15 Environment. 9.16 Synopsis. Chapter 10. Sustainable Urban Life. 10.1 Contract Challenges. 10.2 Contract Risks. 10.3 Contract Features. 10.4 Form of Contract. 10.5 Changed Contract Conditions. 10.6 Development Changes. 10.7 FIDIC - Conditions of Contract. 10.8 Tender Preparation. 10.9 Case Histories. 10.10 Risk Assessment. 10.11 Risk Register. 10.12 Risk Process. 10.13 Risk Management Plan. 10.14 Risk Assessment Matrix. 10.15 Monitoring and Controlling. 10.16 Synopsis. Chapter 11. Hydro and Urban Structures. 11.1 Underground Contracting. 11.2 Sustainable Hydro Structures. 11.3 Material Acquisition and Disposal. 11.4 Service Life and Capital Cost. 11.5 Cost and LC Assessment. 11.6 Modular Process. 11.7 LC Benefits and Cost. 11.8. Boston Central Artery. 11.9 Underground obtaining Surface. 11.10 Planning and Assessment. 11.11 Mining and Lining. 11.12 Road Tunnel Cost. 11.13 Risk Assessment. 11.14 Life Cycle Phases. 11.15 Construction and Maintenance. 11.16 Resilient Cities. 11.17 Urban Transport. 11.18 Urban Roads. 11.19 Alaskan Viaduct - Seattle. 11.20 Data Management. 11.21 Urban System. 11.22 Synopsis. Chapter 12. Transport Tunnels. 12.1 Transport Path. 12.2 Status of Railways. 12.3 Railway Renaissance. 12.4 Project Management Tools. 12.5 Documentation. 12.7 Plausibility and Quality 12.8 Transport Arrangement. 12.9 Transport Tunnel. 12.10 Synopsis. Chapter 13. Tunnels for Flood Control. 13.1 Preface. 13.2 Great Bangkok Flood. 13.3 Flood Analysis. 13.4 Flood Water Research. 13.5 The Groundwater Nexus. 13.6 Ground and Water. 13.7 Flood Relief. 13.8 FRETUC - Hydro Electric Power. 13.9 Flood Prevention. 13.10 Preventive Structures. 13.11 Synopsis. Chapter 14. Tunnel Megaprojects. 14.1 Gibraltar Strait Bridge/Tunnel. 14.2 Qattara Depression Tunnel Project. 14.3 Mekong River Basin Project. 14.4 Synopsis. Appendix. References.