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 />
PT226.4<br />
PT226.5<br />
PT226.6<br />
PT227<br />
PT227.1<br />
PT227.2<br />
PT227.3<br />
PT228<br />
PT228.1<br />
and grout pressure gauges. Certificates to be updated in accordance with the<br />
manufacturers recommendations.<br />
In order to provide a clean environment for placing of the invert segment plate,<br />
the Contractor shall take appropriate measures to keep the shield area free from<br />
water and spoil material. Pumping facilities in the shield area of the TBM shall be<br />
designed to allow sufficient space for the equipment proposed.<br />
Only TBM synthetic hydraulic oils HFDU (biodegradable, fire resistant,<br />
polyesters) shall be used. All oils shall be approved by the TBM manufacturer.<br />
The Contractor shall provide foams, polymers, bentonite or other conditioners as<br />
required for stabilizing the tunnel face and maintaining the required pressure until<br />
discharge from the screw conveyor/slurry discharge pipes under all conditions<br />
described in the Works Information and Site Information. All conditioners shall be<br />
biodegradable, inert and conform with Environment Agency requirements in List 1<br />
and 2 of the Groundwater Regulation 1998, unless otherwise agreed with the<br />
Project Manager.<br />
SPARE PARTS<br />
Spare parts or maintenance materials to be stored on site shall include all items<br />
with lead in times greater than two days including:<br />
a) Parts and materials listed in the TBM manufacturer’s recommended spares<br />
list and maintenance plan.<br />
b) One complete set of excavation tools (discs, rippers and other cutters. One<br />
set consists of a complete replacement of all tools on the cutter head.<br />
c) Hydraulic rams, hydraulic hoses and components.<br />
d) Seals, o-rings and gaskets.<br />
e) Electrical and Mechanical components.<br />
Major spare parts to be stored off-site.<br />
Have one spare main bearing assembly, seals(bull gear), and one spare main<br />
drive motor stored off-site and vested to Thames Water and available from the<br />
TBM manufacturer for prompt replacement of the corresponding parts provided<br />
with the TBM. These spares shall be identified and available for the duration of<br />
the TBM excavation.<br />
FIRE PREVENTION – TBM AND BACK-UP<br />
Subject to the conclusions of the hazard assessment, the TBM and back up<br />
systems shall be provided with:<br />
a) A fire hazard assessment, which will address all potential fire sources, shall<br />
be carried out to the acceptance of the Project Manager.<br />
b) The fire suppression system shall be compatible with the hazard assessment.<br />
c) Electrical cabinets shall be fitted with a manually operated fire suppression<br />
system.<br />
d) Emergency plunger buttons at suitable locations to activate a fire alarm.<br />
e) Hand held extinguishers provided with colour coded covers in suitable<br />
locations.<br />
f) A means of rapidly shutting off fresh air ventilation to the tunnel face, after the<br />
area has been evacuated.<br />
g) Permanent notices giving emergency procedures, in the event of fire, placed<br />
in suitable locations.<br />
h) Operators and training manuals for use by the Contractor.<br />
Thames Water Utilities Limited August 2008<br />
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