East Central Interceptor Sewer, Los Angeles, California

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Ted Budd Vladimir Goubanov
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

The East Central Interceptor Sewer, commonly known as the ECIS Project, is the largest public works construction project awarded by the City of Los Angeles. The complexity of this $240 million project, together with the challenge created by the mandated 1,000 calendar days for construction completion, make this project a major interest for the tunneling industry. This paper will describe the ECIS tunnel project, currently under construction by the Joint Venture of Kenny (Sponsor) / Shea / Traylor / Frontier-Kemper. Mining of the18.5 km (about 11 miles) long and 4.7 m (15ft-4in) diameter tunnel is underway with four Tunnel Boring Machines mining at the same time. Details on the mining machines, muck handling systems, innovative construction sequence, together with mining progress will be given.
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APA: Ted Budd Vladimir Goubanov  (2003)  East Central Interceptor Sewer, Los Angeles, California

MLA: Ted Budd Vladimir Goubanov East Central Interceptor Sewer, Los Angeles, California. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2003.

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