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 />
PT241.8<br />
PT241.9<br />
limited to 5mm at the nearest Structure or identified Utility at Risk<br />
PT241.10 Settlement monitoring points are to be established for the lengths of the tunnel.<br />
Settlements monitoring reference arrays comprising three reference points,<br />
centred on, and perpendicular to the tunnel line, are to be placed at 50m<br />
maximum centres along the route of the tunnel. The transverse arrangement<br />
should be matched to the predicted settlement trough. Monitoring is to be<br />
undertaken to ensure the stability of readings prior to and after tunnelling has<br />
been completed, and at intervals to identify any trends in readings that<br />
demonstrate that ground movements are in accordance with predictions and<br />
control of the stability of works. Monitoring shall be in the form of precise levelling<br />
unless otherwise instructed by the Project Manager. Monitoring points shall be<br />
established at least 200m in advance of the face and at least 3 No.<br />
measurements undertaken to establish base readings. When the face has<br />
passed the array readings shall be undertaken on a daily basis for 7 days.<br />
Thereafter readings shall continue on a weekly basis for 4 weeks or until ground<br />
movements have ceased or as directed by the Project Manager.<br />
PT241.11 Settlement monitoring reference points shall comprise 50mm long masonry nails<br />
in road pavements cast in protective concrete, or 10mm diameter 50mm long<br />
stainless steel round head bolts with stainless steel washers with steel tamp in<br />
anchors with lead sleeves in structures (Ref. to BRE Digest 386 Monitoring<br />
building and ground movement by precise levelling). Settlement monitoring<br />
reference points in verges and other non paved areas shall comprise >1.0m long<br />
20mm diameter deformed steel bar driven into the ground encased in protective<br />
concrete. If these systems are not acceptable to the owners of the land, other<br />
systems are to be proposed by the Contractor for agreement by the Project<br />
Manager and the relevant third parties.<br />
PT241.12<br />
PT241.13<br />
Monitoring measurements are to be undertaken to an accuracy of +/-0.5mm.<br />
All monitoring systems shall be removed at the end of the monitoring requirement<br />
subject to the agreement of the Project Manager and relevant third party or their<br />
agent.<br />
PT241.14 Monitoring of settlement of the Network Rail running rails and other infrastructure<br />
will be carried out by a surveyor approved by Network Rail. The arrangement of<br />
the installation of the targets on the tracks and ancillary structures is being<br />
agreed with Network Rail by the Employer as will the frequency of monitoring and<br />
reporting. The Contractor shall appoint a Network Rail approved surveyor to<br />
prepare a detailed method statement for the survey work to be approved by<br />
Network Rail.<br />
PT241.15 Monitoring of settlement of the LUL running rails and other infrastructure is<br />
expected to be carried out by LUL’s in-house surveyors. If the Contractor is<br />
subsequently required to carry out this work he shall employ a surveyor approved<br />
by LUL under LUL entry procedures. The arrangement of the installation of the<br />
targets on the tracks and ancillary structures shall be agreed with LUL as will the<br />
frequency of monitoring and reporting. The agreed monitoring works will not form<br />
part of the Price and cost relating to this will be dealt with as a Compensation<br />
Event.<br />
Thames Water Utilities Limited August 2008<br />
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