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Gallery: 6,000 watch third Grand Paris tunnelling machine launch
More than 6,000 watched as the third tunnelling boring machine (TBM) on the Grand Paris Express project was lowered into a shaft at the Bagneux site in Hauts-de-Seine.
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Technical paper: Twenty-one years of heave monitoring in London Clay at Horseferry Road basement
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Technical note: The new grouted anchor testing standard EN ISO 22477- 5:2018
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Technical paper: Considerations on the design of steel helical piles – or “screw piles” – to BS 8004:2015
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Cooling Prize paper: Ground movement due to shaft construction
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3D printing improves potential of physical modelling
Use of 3D printing is opening up new potential for physical modelling of geotechnical issues.