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Tunnel Engineering Course

Module 1: Introduction to Tunnel Engineering

Video 1: Tunelling methods of the world

Video 2: Continue introducing tunnelling methods

Module 2: Drill and Blast Method

Video 1: Blasting principles

Video 2: Blasting method

Video 3: Short videos of blasting

Video 4: Blasting design

Video 5: Controlled blasting

Video 6: Important points on the method

Module 3: Rock Mechanics

Video 1: Practical information on rock mechanics

Further documentation

Module 4: TBM Tunnelling

Video 1: Introducing all TBM types & differences

Video 2: TBM tunnelling in rock

Video 3: TBM tunnelling in soft ground

Video 4: Segmental lining

Video 5: TBM backup

Module 5: Pipe Jacking

Video 1: Introduction to Pipe Jacking

Video 2: Pipe Jacking animation 1

Video 3: Pipe Jacking animation 2

Video 4: Pipe Jacking: Intermediate Jacks

Module 6: Conventional Tunnelling in soft ground

Video 1: Conventional tunnelling in soft ground

Video 2: SCL Method

Video 3: SCL Testing

Video 4: Instrumentation and Monitoring

Video 5: Other techniques in soft ground

Module 7: Shaft construction

Video 1: Shaft construction in soft ground

Video 2: Shaft construction in hard rock

Module 8: Case studies & bonuses

Video 1: Gripper TBM case study

Video 2: Double shield TBM case study

Video 3: Mixshield TBM case study

Video 4: Pipe Jacking case study

Video 5: Directional Drilling case study

Additional technical documents for further study

These documents to be read after completion of the course!

Video 1: Conventional tunnelling in soft ground

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