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Site installation practices for mechanical systems in Crossrail

This paper presents a collection of site photographs that will help illustrate the installation work practices for mechanical installations at Cros...

Strategic Risk – A Guide for Directors

Strategic risk consists of the most important risks that an organisation faces, i.e. the possible future scenarios that would make a material diffe...

01/05/2006
Risk Management Critical to Crossrail’s Success

Following the positive outcome from the UK government’s 2010 comprehensive spending review, the Crossrail cross-London railway project started a...

30/05/2011
Tunnel Energy Segments

Significant heat is generated by underground trains, particularly when braking, stopping at platforms and accelerating away from stations. A comple...

30/06/2014
Royal Woolwich Arsenal – Crossrail Box Sewer Diversion

In a unique arrangement Berkeley are collaborating with Crossrail Ltd (CRL) to deliver the Royal Arsenal Woolwich Station Box. In order to construc...

03/11/2014
Crossrail UXO Risk Assessment – Pre-empting best practice

Site investigation works undertaken as part of the Crossrail project over the last ten years have involved extensive intrusive works into the groun...

03/11/2014
Delivering a Safe Integrated SCL Design: The Challenges and Successes of Crossrail Contract C300/C410

The design delivery for the sprayed concrete linings (SCL) for Crossrail contract C300/C410 Western Running Tunnels and Station Caverns has involve...

03/11/2014
Design of Sprayed Concrete Linings in Soft Ground─ A Crossrail Perspective

Sprayed concrete lined (SCL) tunnelling has seen rapid development over the last twenty years in the UK. The purpose of this paper is to give an up...

03/11/2014
Ground Settlement Behaviour In Chalk Due To TBM Excavations

In Crossrail project contract C310, two new tunnels – the Thames Tunnel (westbound and eastbound) will be constructed between Plumstead portal an...

03/11/2014
Design and Construction of Crossrail Stepney Green Sprayed Concrete Lined Caverns

At over 50m long, 17m wide and 14m high the Stepney Green Caverns are the largest caverns ever built using Sprayed Concrete Lining techniques in Ce...

03/11/2014