Designing a Two‐Floor Urban Traffic Tunnel by Using NATM Tunneling Method in Tehran Alluvium with Shallow Overburden under Modares Highway: Crimson Publishers


Designing a Two‐Floor Urban Traffic Tunnel by Using NATM Tunneling Method in Tehran Alluvium with Shallow Overburden under Modares Highway by Aliakbar Golshani*, Baharak Alinejad and Sina Majidian in Open Journal of Civil Engineering

In this paper construction of urban traffic tunnel in disturbed soil stratum based on New Austrian Tunneling Method (NATM) has been investigated. As a case study, Modares tunnel which is a part of Arash‐Esfandiar‐Niyayesh Project has been considered. This tunnel has been designed to connect and reduce the traffic volume between Modares highway and Niyayesh Highway in north of Tehran‐Iran. The ellipsoid shape of this tunnel, with two floors and the shallow depth, and its location in disturbed soil stratum, the large section of tunnel and the existence of embedded cannels makes Modares tunnel to be one of the sensitive parts of project. 

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