WASHINGTON AVENUE TUNNEL: FORTIFYING AGING UNDERGROUND INFRASTRUCTURE
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The Washington Avenue tunnel in Kingston, NY was completed in 1912 to convey combined storm water and sanitary sewage. Over a mile in length, the tunnel was driven almost entirely in bedrock, with the exception of an approximately 170 foot long brick arch

Subjects: seepage, tunnel, jet grouting, soil improvement, soil migration, sinkhole

Author: Andrew R. Klaetsch, Peter W. Deming

Publisher: DFI

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