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N-Sea-Divers - German and International Diving Contractor
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Tunneling » Technical Reports
Technical Reports
Reports
- Weak Rock Tunneling (PDF 375kb) »
- Problems of TBMs in water bearing ground (PDF 1,8MB) »
- Tunnels & Tunneling International, May 2007:
"Hyperbaric health & safety" (PDF 3,2MB) » - Compressed air work with tunnel boring machines
(PDF 232kb) » - Hyperbaric Tunnel Construction and Diving (PDF 218kb) »
Technic
- Abrasive Cutting - Underwater and in Tunnel Boring Machines
(PDF 323kb) » - HAUX LIFE SUPPORT - Starmed 2000 (PDF 250kb) »
- High pressure water jetting (PDF 90kb) »
- Oxy K-50 S (PDF 100kb) »
- Mobile O2 System (PDF 218kb) »
- Tunneldiving Container (PDF 346kb) »
- VideoEndoscopeSystem Everest XL G3 (PDF 134kb) »
- Breathing Protection Equipment (PDF 217kb) »
- Deep Sea Lightweight Helmet (PDF 317kb) »
- Hyfex Fire Extinguishers (PDF 256kb) »
- Research and Certification (PDF 339kb) »
- Vertical Shaft Boring Machine (PDF 491kb) »
Links
Diving and Compressed Air Work in Tunnel-Boring-Machines
Below a depth of 40 metres (which equals 4.0 bars over pressure) compressed air technicians enter a zone where it is no longer effective to carry out compressed air work under conventional conditions. However, because the next generation of tunnels will be longer and deeper than anything we have at present, it can only be a matter of time and opportunity before divers and compressed air technicians start playing a key role in hyperbaric work. read more »
