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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 />

PT221.4<br />

PT221.5<br />

PT221.6<br />

PT221.7<br />

PT221.8<br />

PT221.9<br />

The segment erector shall be fitted with visual and audibile safe lifting alarms.<br />

An interlock shall be provided that prevents extension of the shove rams should<br />

grout delivery through the tail skin be interrupted or blocked. The Contractor shall<br />

provide a method of automatic data logging and measuring volume and pressure<br />

of grout injected per tunnel lining ring.<br />

Condition monitoring of the main bearing the sealing system and main drive<br />

gearboxes to include oil flow, oil pressure, oil temperature including filter analysis<br />

and the measurement of metal parts per million on a regular basis to allow<br />

monitoring of the bearing, sealing system and main drive gearboxes to detect<br />

contamination and wear. An interlock with the cutter head movement shall be<br />

provided to prevent use should contamination occur.<br />

Provide power and torque monitoring.<br />

Interlocking of cutter head torque to shove rams.<br />

Provide Cutter tool electrical wear indicators & alarms.<br />

PT221.10 Monitoring of tail sealer grease delivery, indicating distribution, pressure and<br />

warnings.<br />

PT221.11 Monitoring and alarming of grout volume and pressure delivery interlocked with<br />

advance rate / shove rams – except for final 50mm of the shove<br />

PT222<br />

PT222.1<br />

PT222.2<br />

PT222.3<br />

PT222.4<br />

PT222.5<br />

PT222.6<br />

PT222.7<br />

TBM OPERATION<br />

The Contractor shall provide an air-conditioned TBM control cabin. This shall<br />

contain all remote controls and warning indications for the safe operation of the<br />

TBM and its environment. The operation control cabin should have space for a<br />

minimum of 4 persons. The controls shall monitor and record the operational<br />

parameters of the TBM and its systems including the slurry inbound and<br />

outbound circuits. The cabin shall be equipped with closed circuit television that is<br />

able to observe the tunnel lining build area, the segment supply magazine and<br />

area of entry into the gantry of the locomotive and material delivery systems.<br />

A separate above ground monitoring station shall be provided, it shall duplicate<br />

the controls within the TBM Control Cabin. The station will have direct links with<br />

the TBM and will monitor and alarm all spoil volume checks and grout injection<br />

checks. It shall be supervised at all times during TBM operation by a trained<br />

dedicated Engineer with authority and means to stop the TBM.<br />

Performance Requirements<br />

The Contractor shall design that the TBM is capable of complying with the<br />

minimum performance factors described in this section.<br />

Boring Rates of Advance<br />

The instantaneous rate of advance corresponds to the boring of 1-stroke or width<br />

of the tunnel lining in 15 minutes.<br />

Shove Ram Retraction<br />

Provision shall be made to fast retract and extend individual or groups of rams, to<br />

allow the starting of tunnel ring erection within 1 minute of completing the shove<br />

stroke<br />

Tunnel Lining Supply and Erection<br />

The duration for the building of one ring of segments is defined as the period from<br />

engagement of the first segment by the erector to release of the key segment and<br />

the tightening of bolts. Time = Not greater than 15 minutes<br />

Rates of Advance - Performance<br />

Thames Water Utilities Limited August 2008<br />

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