The Freudenstein Tunnel - Tunnel Construction In Swelling Rocks

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
G. Prommersberger K. Kuhnhenn
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General aspects In Germany, swelling rock is mostly found in the keuper formation. Keuper is a sedimentary rock formation of varying composition. It mostly consists of fine or medium layers of clay/silt/marl/dolomite stone with intercalations of gypsum or anhydrite in strips or nodes. After disintegration of the top layers and tectonical incidents, the gypsum level, i.e. the upper [ ]
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APA: G. Prommersberger K. Kuhnhenn  (1989)  The Freudenstein Tunnel - Tunnel Construction In Swelling Rocks

MLA: G. Prommersberger K. Kuhnhenn The Freudenstein Tunnel - Tunnel Construction In Swelling Rocks. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1989.

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