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Heavy Engineering Projects Tunnels - Japanese Roads
Civil Construction Tunnels - Other Regions

 

 

Heavy Engineering Projects

Client: The Japan Atomic Power Company.
Contractor: JFE Construction Co.
Date: 17th February 2006

Barchip fibre was used in the construction of two caisson foundations for the Japan Atomic Power Company. These caissons are part of the expansion of the nuclear power stations in Tsuruga.

Because the caissons will be in sea water the Barchip fibre has been used in combination with traditional steel reinforcing bar in order to ensure excellent crack propagation control and so reduce the egress of sea water to the steel reinforcing.

Product: Barchip 30mm
Dosage 4.55kg/m3 (0.5%)
Slump: 135mm

 

 

TUNNELS – Japanese Road and Rail Tunnels

Project: The Hokuriku Shinkansen Iiyama Rail Tunnel
Length: 22.50 km at a depth of 325 metres
Date: February 2001 – September 2004
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Project: Mino Tunnel / Shaft
Date: January 2003 – October 2003
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Project: Kyogoku Tunnel
Date: September 2003
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Project: Kyogoku Power plant
Date: July 2003- August 2004
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Project: Hakkôda Tohoku Shinkansen High Speed Rail Tunnel
Length: 26.45 Km Depth: 540m double track
Date: July - November 2003
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Project: Kanigasawa Tunnel
Date: May- December 2003
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Project: Hisami Tunnel
Date: March - May 2004
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Project: Gohara Tunnel – Japan Railway Geibi Line
Date: July- September 2004
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Project: Sanpo Tunnel
Date: March - April 2004

Project: Kasahara Tunnel
Date: February – May 2004
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Project: Hikisa Tunnel - Tomei Expressway
Date: August – October 2004
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Project: Shimizu No 4 Tunnel - Tomei Expressway
Date: September and October 2004
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Project: Shimada No 5 Tunnel - Tomei Expressway
Date: September and October 2004
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Project: Konan Tunnel - Meishin Expressway
Date: January - October 2004

Project: Ichinose Tunnel
Date: February 2004
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Project: Tomikawa Tunnel
Date: February 2003
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Project: Hiroshima Seifu Tunnel Project
Date: December 1998 – January 2001
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Tunnels – Other Regions

Project: Vadheim Tunnel - Norway
Date: March - April 2004
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Project: Haymarket Cable Tunnel – Sydney Australia
Date: January 2003
Use: Invert Slab

Project: Snowy Mountains Hydroelectric Tunnel - Australia
Date: February 2002
Use: Primary Lining

Project: North Shore Storage Tunnel – Sydney Australia
Date: July 2002

Project: Bergen Tunnel Project - North America
Date: October 2002
Use: Shaft Refurbishment

Project: Narragansett Bay CSO - North America
Date: February 2003
Use: Primary Support

 

 

Civil Construction

Project: UDOT - Provo Canyon Utah
Date: September - June 2005
Use: Shotcrete
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Project: Olympic whitewater kayak course - Australia
Date: July 2000
Use: Concrete slipway

Project: Docklands Light Railway Extension - UK
Date: September - April 2005
Use: Reinforcement of 4km of track slab
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Project: New Wembley Stadium - UK
Date: April – June 2005
Use: Reinforcement of precast concrete steps

Project: New Oslo Opera House – Norway
Date: September 2003 – April 2004
Use: Reinforcement of insitu concrete piling
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Project: Bungo Kiyokawa Miemachi Embankment – Japan
Date: October 2004 – February 2005
Use: Embankment reinforcement
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Project: Cattle House – Estonia
Date August 2005
Use: Reinforcement of 11,000m2 of concrete slab on grade
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Project: Commercial retail floor – Melbourne Australia
Date: July 2005
Use: Reinforcement of concrete slab on grade

Precast - Working with steel mesh and rebar is costly but necessary to meet
the codes of local engineering requirements for manufacturing.
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Project: Beacon Hill Apartments - Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
Date August 2005
Use: Barchip Macro
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Benefits
Flexural toughness
equal to steel
Strain hardening during
ground deformation
No rusting ensuring
durable support
Safer & lighter to handlethan steel fibre
No damage to trailing electrical cables on mining equipment

Reduced wear on concrete pumps & hoses

 
 
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