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STUVA 2023 | PREVIEW


End of day:


Youth Forum ● BIM-ready: path from BIM pilot to model-based design, using Hamburg metro Line 5


● Danish-German joint immersed tube tunnel: Fehmarnbelt


● Site optimisation in urban settings for mechanised tunnelling


● Load-bearing behaviour insights on RC segment lining ● Developing resilience concepts for transport infrastructure


● Q&A


DAY 2: 9 NOV Track 1 - TUNNELLING


Mechanised Tunnelling ● New method for conditioning EPB shield in coarse- grained soils with foam conditioning solids


● Ibbenburen mine water drainage tunnel: long tunnel with small diameter variable density TBM


● Innovations in TBMs ● Staged start-up of large diameter EPB machine on Silvertown road tunnel, London


● Support of openings in segment tunnels ● Q&A


Safety, Digitisation, Monitoring ● Case studies in using Machine Learning to help improve TBM navigation


● Large-area monitoring with distributed fibre-optic sensors in tunnels


● Measuring deformation and developing strengthening measures for natural stone vault near a cut and cover tunnel


● Tunnelling underpass with low cover in rail embankment


● New safety standards for small diameter mechanised tunnelling: requirements of DIN EN 16191


● Q&A


Deep Underground Stations ● Deep construction work for the Korsvägen rail station, in Gothenburg


● Design change for junctions on the Stuttgart-Ulm rail line


● Frankfurt metro Line U5’s deep underground station at Güterplatz


● Tunnel and station junctions for Main station of Munich’s 2nd Core S-Bahn project


● Platform and metro connecting tunnels at Marienhof station on 2nd Core S-Bahn project


● Q&A Track 2 – OPERATION/PLANNING


Tunnel Refurbishment ● Refurb of German Alpine road using BIM – Weinkaser Protection Gallery


● Refurb of Italian motorway tunnel – on A1 Milan- Rome section


● Upgrade and modification of Munich metro’s Sendlinger Tor station


Sustainability & CO2 Reduction


● Grey energy rail tunnels – research tool to determine the optimum tunnel cross-section to balance cost, energy use and environmental impact over asset life


● Using advanced digital technologies to design more sustainable tunnels


● Q&A


Tunnel Equipment and Operation ● Recommendations for cross-section, equipment and operation of urban road tunnels


● Water-mist FFS for Egypt’s Ismailia road tunnel ● Air filtration system for Madrid’s M30 road tunnel ● Modelling frost risk on Steinbühl rail tunnel ● Drainage on long rail tunnels: case study Koralm tunnel


● Q&A


Tunnel Safety ● Integrated rescue gallery in German road tunnels ● Update of risk analysis methodology for German road tunnels


● Using AI with car-to-infrastructure comms to improve tunnel safety


● Influence on tunnel safety of alternative energy carriers for vehicles


● Securing and protecting tunnels from sabotage and disruptive incidents


● Q&A End of day:


Tunnel projects in the Munich region ● Overview of metro tunnel and station works in Munich


● Spotlight on Munich metro’s U9 line ● Extending Munich’s U5 metro line to the west ● Fire protection during construction and operation of 2nd Core S-Bahn rail project


● Q&A •● Closing Remarks – STUVA Chairman


October 2023


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