03Feb
Finding the ‘Golden Ratio’: Selecting the Right Retaining System for Metro Deep Excavations
Metros have been an integral part of cities since 1863, helping to reduce commuting costs and create an eco-friendlier environment. Despite being mainly underground excavations (tunnels and caverns), these necessitate deep excavations for the stations and entrances and are rarely risk and problem-free. Please see full Publication below for more information....
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FTI Consulting
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