Excavation and Support for the Urban Infrastructure Papers Prepared for Sessions Sponsored by the Geotechnical Engineering Division of the American Society of Civil Engineers in Conjunction With the ASCE International Convention and Exposition, September 14 and 15, 1992 in New York, New York - Geotechnical Special Publication

This proceedings, ""Excavation and Support for the Urban Infrastructure"", contains papers, which focus on various aspects of excavations and ground support technologies for renewal of the urban and suburban environments. There are three major subject areas covered by this work: Environmental, legal, and contractual issues, case histories, and design and construction considerations. Treatment of environmental, legal, and contractual aspects provides an overview of cross-cutting issues, which set the parameters, constraints, and special features of infrastructure projects. The case histories present unique or unusual solutions to the support and maintenance of adjacent structures, and also summarize the effects of excavation on adjacent facilities. Papers pertaining to design and construction considerations focus on cut-and-cover excavation systems, tunneling, urban blasting, and grouting technologies.