Double Deck Blasting for Rapid Tunnel Advance in Hong Kong

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Osamu Iwata Katsuhiro Kameyama Rohan Stevens Jinming Liao
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2013

Abstract

In densely populated cities such as Hong Kong, where unoccupied space is becoming more valuable as the population grows, city planners are more often looking to underground space to meet the increasing need for transportation and services. Given the dense population of people, amenities and high-rise buildings above or near such underground space, it is essential to minimise any disturbance and potential damage during construction. Hence, the excavation of hard rock to develop such underground space can be highly restricted, expensive and time consuming. This is the case for many of the tunnels currently being excavated by drill and blast directly underneath Hong Kong’s busiest business districts and most popular residential areas.
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APA: Osamu Iwata Katsuhiro Kameyama Rohan Stevens Jinming Liao  (2013)  Double Deck Blasting for Rapid Tunnel Advance in Hong Kong

MLA: Osamu Iwata Katsuhiro Kameyama Rohan Stevens Jinming Liao Double Deck Blasting for Rapid Tunnel Advance in Hong Kong. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2013.

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