All Tunnelling Articles

Tunneling industry survived but is now set to thrive globally

First of 10 machines set to dig over 100km of tunnels on mammoth high-speed rail project

Crossover TBM with a diameter of over 9m being used for China railway project

Utility construction firms know how to deal with changing conditions – a useful skill in these challenging times

Tunnelling has traditionally been a very slow process, but the progress of modern-day machines is speeding up

DSI is a €500 million revenue business specialising in technology and products to reinforce mines, tunnels and underground structures

Tunnel boring machines Florence and Cecilia will begin work on rail project in the new year

Refurbished TBM surmounts rock fallout and methane gas challenges below US site

CRCHI has produced a Mega Slurry TBM with a maximum excavation diameter of 16.07m

Supersized Herrenknecht boring machine completes 7.5km tunnel in Italy

Tunnel boring machine to be used in Mumbai Coastal Road Project

Katherine Weir looks at advances in tunnelling equipment and techniques to tackle new challenges

The Robbins Company’s tunnel boring machine ‘Big Tex’ can become ‘Little Tex’ partway through tunnelling

Swedish mining and rock technology manufacturer unveils the DS512i rock bolter with new carrier

With over half the world’s population living in cities, what occurs underneath them is as interesting as the work above ground

German tunnelling specialist Herrenknecht promises ‘ground-breaking’ technology innovations in Munich

Work must often be carried out without affecting the public, so CE looks at how to make this possible

With Europe home to many tunnelling projects, Adrian Greeman unearths details on the most interesting

Europe is buzzing with major tunnel works. Adrian Greeman takes a look at some of the most interesting projects

TEP II wastewater project tin Mexico City takes the first rock/EPB tunnel boring machine by Robbins in North America

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