080731 6LYG A1 Particular Tunnelling Specification ... - SCATnow
080731 6LYG A1 Particular Tunnelling Specification ... - SCATnow
080731 6LYG A1 Particular Tunnelling Specification ... - SCATnow
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Lee Tunnel, Contract No. <strong>6LYG</strong>/<strong>A1</strong><br />
PT – <strong>Particular</strong> <strong>Tunnelling</strong> <strong>Specification</strong> - PT200<br />
PT217.5<br />
PT217.6<br />
PT217.7<br />
PT217.8<br />
PT217.9<br />
a) Interlock to allow individual or group operation of shove rams for segment<br />
erection. This shall include safe switching between TBM operator and<br />
segment erector operator.<br />
b) Safe lifting alarms.<br />
c) Vacuum monitoring for segment lifting<br />
d) Return to pick up segment and automatic location and pick up of segments.<br />
Provide safe working areas as required to ensure for tunnelling personnel during<br />
the erection of the segments.<br />
The erector shall be fitted with a tapered single shear pin to locate into the central<br />
socket, within the segments. The pin shall be designed to impart the necessary<br />
cross joint closing force for the proposed gaskets, this shall be designed to<br />
transmit this force into the central section of the segment by a replaceable plastic<br />
sleeve to prevent damage to the segment.<br />
The erector shall be provided with 2 laser pencils that will align with dimples set<br />
into the segment intrados to ensure location of the shear pin into the segment.<br />
Operation of any functions using the erector remote control (pendant) shall be<br />
achieved only by simultaneous selection of an enabling button and the function<br />
button.<br />
The TBM segment erector shall be able to retrieve segments for replacement, if<br />
damage to a segment has been incurred whilst building the ring.<br />
PT217.10 The erector shall be provided with a means of safe transfer of power cables and<br />
hoses from static to rotation section by reel, or other approved system.<br />
PT217.11<br />
The erector shall be provided with proportional control of main movements.<br />
PT217.12 The erector shall be provided with a pick up head with axial, rocking and slew<br />
movements. The rock movement shall be equal to about the “x” & “y” axis of the<br />
segments.<br />
PT217.13 All hand held electrical equipment, such as the pendant controls for the segment<br />
erector, shall be in a watertight enclosures and the control circuit protected by a<br />
Ground Fault Interrupter Circuit.<br />
PT217.14 The erector shall be equipped with an integral bearing and seal drive system<br />
rated for 10,000 hours.<br />
PT217.15 Vacuum erectors shall be tested prior to the commencement of every shift, by<br />
holding a segment plate for a minimum of 20 minutes without loss of suction.<br />
PT217.16 The vacuum system shall be fitted with a pressure sensing device that will detect<br />
loss of vacuum and prevent operation and lifting of segments, should vacuum fall<br />
below 0.8Bar.<br />
PT217.17<br />
The Contractor shall provide a probe drill facility.<br />
PT217.18 The erector shall have mounting facilities to hold and direct a probe drill to align<br />
with angular ground treatment holes and probe holes within the TBM.<br />
PT217.19 The erector shall be provided with clockwise and anti clockwise rotational<br />
movements of ± 220º spaced equally about the invert of the tunnel.<br />
PT218<br />
PT218.1<br />
ERECTOR BRIDGE<br />
The Contractor shall provide details of the erector bridge that demonstrates that<br />
the design is such that the support of the TBM ancillary equipment shall bridge<br />
the segment lining installation and grouting areas such that the first bearing on to<br />
the newly built lining takes account of the grouting time and the designed rate of<br />
gain of the grout strength. The bridge shall run on rail track supported by brackets<br />
fastened into the tunnelling.<br />
Thames Water Utilities Limited August 2008<br />
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