Artificial Ground Freezing – A Typical Application for the Underpass of an Existing Metro Station in Rome
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The use of Artificial Ground Freezing (AGF) for temporary soil strengthening and seepage control is an effective alternative to grouting when dealing with soils whose degree of finesses would imply the use of highly expensive chemical grouts. However, compared to grouting, the application of this improvement technique usually needs a more accurate preliminary soil investigation campaign and a design assisted by specific calculation software. Besides a general description of the main features of this technique, the paper will describe a recent application of AGF carried out in Rome to underpass an existing metro station.

Subjects: ground, freezing, metro, station, tunnel

Author: Bruno Vingiani and Alessandro Bertero

Publisher: DFI and PFSF

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