Structural Underpinning an Airport Terminal to Mitigate Tunneling Risk—Atlanta Plane Train West Extension Project - RETC2023

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Thomas Hennings Daniel Ebin John Murray Robert Gould Ryan Smith
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Publication Date:
Jun 13, 2023

Abstract

The Atlanta Plane Train Tunnel West Extension was excavated at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport using Sequential Excavation Methods (SEM). At its shallowest point, tunnel cover to bottom of Domestic Terminal footings was limited to 6 feet in soft ground. To mitigate risk of excessive building movement due to tunneling-related activities, the columns near the alignment were directly underpinned. Underpinning was accomplished using a combination of grouted mini-piles, installed under low headroom conditions, that supported steel framing spanning over the tunnel excavations. This paper focuses on design and construction of the underpinning system used to mitigate risk from tunneling.
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APA: Thomas Hennings Daniel Ebin John Murray Robert Gould Ryan Smith  (2023)  Structural Underpinning an Airport Terminal to Mitigate Tunneling Risk—Atlanta Plane Train West Extension Project - RETC2023

MLA: Thomas Hennings Daniel Ebin John Murray Robert Gould Ryan Smith Structural Underpinning an Airport Terminal to Mitigate Tunneling Risk—Atlanta Plane Train West Extension Project - RETC2023. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2023.

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