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Additional Material for Paper IJGCH_1_2_4
ISSN # 1790-2045
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Additional Pictures+Data File
IJGCH_1_2_4_P01: Marlstone from tunnel area-Note the material degradation  in the
presence of wate.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P03: View of the southbound tunnel exit portal structure-The slumped mass
profile can be noted in the picture.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P02: Weathered debris slumped atop the southbound tunnel portal structure.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P01b: Marlstone from the tunnel area.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P04: Vegetation covering the entry weir of the drainage sump in the area atop
tunnel portals.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P05: View of the sump and the tree growing within it.
(Go back to Online Database)
Sadek and Hamad (2007). Lack of maintenance compromises tunnel structural safety. International Journal of Geoengineering Case Histories.
http://casehistories.geoengineer.org , Vol. 1, Issue 2.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P06: Close up of outwards movement-Note Bulging further along the wall close
to entry into mountain.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P08: Damage to the tunnel lining in affected area-note recurrence at joint
locations.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P07: Close up of longitudinal crack along portal wall.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P09: Typical plan showing contours of the lining compressive  strengths along
the southbound tunnel.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P09b: Water damage and diagonal cracking of the lining within the tunnels.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P10: Typical cracks and water damage survey results along the southbound
tunnel.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P11: FEA results for Phase-2 loadinf conditions.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P12: Remedial works-drainage within the tunnels.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P13: Remedial works-Southbound tunnel portal structure.
IJGCH_1_2_3_P14: Remedial works-Specifications for cracks and joint repair.
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