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Journal Article

Author
Andrews, K. E.; McIntyre, A. R.; Mattner, R. H.
Title
Some aspects of high speed hard rock tunnelling in the Snowy Mountains (and discussion)
In
Civil Engineering Transactions
Imprint
vol. CE6, no. 2, Sep 1964, pp. 51-
Description

[This paper was a joint winner of the Institution Award 1964.]

Abstract

This paper summarises construction practices employed by the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Authority during the driving of some 67 miles of tunnel, and draws attention to developments which have resulted in progressively faster tunnelling rates.

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  • Andrews, K. E.; McIntyre, A. R.; Mattner, R. H., 'Some aspects of high speed hard rock tunnelling in the Snowy Mountains (Summary of paper to be published in the Transactions)', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 36 (9) (1964), 218. Details

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