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Gallery: Breakthrough achieved on Ohio sewer tunnel project
Ground condition concerns have been overcome on a tunnelling scheme in Ohio, US using a tunnel boring machine (TBM) capable of operating in both earth pressure balance and hard rock single shield modes.
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Glenelly landslides were “one in 3,000 year event”
A series of landslide in Northern Ireland last summer, which killed livestock and destroyed farmland, have been described by a slope stability specialist as a “one in 3,000 year event”.