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Architecture and management of a geological repository - Andra

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• The instrumented sectionsAn instrumented section is madeup <strong>of</strong> several monitoring units(see Figure 10.3.11). Thisdistribution enables monitoringparticularly <strong>of</strong> arch <strong>and</strong> slabdeformations, <strong>and</strong> ensures thatthe filling concrete has only aslight impact on the behaviour <strong>of</strong>the compressed strength ring. Theredundancy <strong>of</strong> the monitoringzones on the left <strong>and</strong> right sidesmake it possible to quantify anydissymmetry in the behaviour <strong>of</strong>the structure. Also, in the event<strong>of</strong> symmetrical alteration, thissystem <strong>of</strong>fers redundantmeasurements.In the access drift, theinstrumented sections areparticularly worthwhile in thatFigure 10.3.11 Composition <strong>of</strong> an instrumented section for a Bcontrol modulethey provide information regarding the state <strong>of</strong> the rock <strong>and</strong> the lining before, during <strong>and</strong> after groovesare made <strong>and</strong> the clay core is put in place.Each monitoring unit relates to the monitoring (i) <strong>of</strong> the atmosphere in the cell (ii) <strong>of</strong> the cell lining(iii) <strong>of</strong> the <strong>geological</strong> formation in the near field environment <strong>of</strong> the structure. All the sensors groupedin this type <strong>of</strong> unit are illustrated in Figure 10.3.12.Figure 10.3.12Monitoring unit in a B control cellDOSSIER 2005 ARGILE -ARCHITECTURE AND MANAGEMENT OF A GEOLOGICAL DISPOSAL SYSTEM404/495

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