Surface and subsurface ground deformation due to EPB tunneling in Bangkok subsoils

The Premprachakorn flood diversion tunnel (OD = 4.05 m.) first shortcut tunnel of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) to divert the flood water in the city to the Choa Phraya river. The MRT subway tunnel (OD = 6.3 m.) of Bangkok city just opened in 2004 consists of dual tunnel for 20 km. l...

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Main Authors: D. Luangpitakchumpol, W. Teparaksa, W. Pitaksaithong, C. Boonsong, J. Boonard
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spelling th-cmuir.6653943832-622082018-09-11T09:28:40Z Surface and subsurface ground deformation due to EPB tunneling in Bangkok subsoils D. Luangpitakchumpol W. Teparaksa W. Pitaksaithong C. Boonsong J. Boonard Engineering Social Sciences The Premprachakorn flood diversion tunnel (OD = 4.05 m.) first shortcut tunnel of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) to divert the flood water in the city to the Choa Phraya river. The MRT subway tunnel (OD = 6.3 m.) of Bangkok city just opened in 2004 consists of dual tunnel for 20 km. long. Both tunnels seated in the very stiff sillty clay layer with some alternated with dense sillty sand layer between 15-24m. depths below ground surface. The empirical approaches for prediction ground surface settlement base on Peck (1969) and O'Reilly & New (1982) was presented. Based on subsurface ground response due to shield tunneling of two tunnel projects, newly developed correlation for prediction subsurface settlement is presented in terms of tunnel radius and tunnel depth. © 2005 Taylor & Francis Group. 2018-09-11T09:23:34Z 2018-09-11T09:23:34Z 2005-12-01 Conference Proceeding 2-s2.0-84856870102 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=84856870102&origin=inward http://cmuir.cmu.ac.th/jspui/handle/6653943832/62208
institution Chiang Mai University
building Chiang Mai University Library
country Thailand
collection CMU Intellectual Repository
topic Engineering
Social Sciences
spellingShingle Engineering
Social Sciences
D. Luangpitakchumpol
W. Teparaksa
W. Pitaksaithong
C. Boonsong
J. Boonard
Surface and subsurface ground deformation due to EPB tunneling in Bangkok subsoils
description The Premprachakorn flood diversion tunnel (OD = 4.05 m.) first shortcut tunnel of the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) to divert the flood water in the city to the Choa Phraya river. The MRT subway tunnel (OD = 6.3 m.) of Bangkok city just opened in 2004 consists of dual tunnel for 20 km. long. Both tunnels seated in the very stiff sillty clay layer with some alternated with dense sillty sand layer between 15-24m. depths below ground surface. The empirical approaches for prediction ground surface settlement base on Peck (1969) and O'Reilly & New (1982) was presented. Based on subsurface ground response due to shield tunneling of two tunnel projects, newly developed correlation for prediction subsurface settlement is presented in terms of tunnel radius and tunnel depth. © 2005 Taylor & Francis Group.
format Conference Proceeding
author D. Luangpitakchumpol
W. Teparaksa
W. Pitaksaithong
C. Boonsong
J. Boonard
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W. Teparaksa
W. Pitaksaithong
C. Boonsong
J. Boonard
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title Surface and subsurface ground deformation due to EPB tunneling in Bangkok subsoils
title_short Surface and subsurface ground deformation due to EPB tunneling in Bangkok subsoils
title_full Surface and subsurface ground deformation due to EPB tunneling in Bangkok subsoils
title_fullStr Surface and subsurface ground deformation due to EPB tunneling in Bangkok subsoils
title_full_unstemmed Surface and subsurface ground deformation due to EPB tunneling in Bangkok subsoils
title_sort surface and subsurface ground deformation due to epb tunneling in bangkok subsoils
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