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Huxted tunneling photo album
Pictured Above: Welding steel entrance rings for the launching of the head into each tunnel. Palmetto Expressway, Miami Florida. ACCURACY: Less than 30" between tunnels.
Pictured Above: ACCURACY! No room for error on this project - the tunnel had to go through this opening in the water treatment plant and it was right on the money! (Pembroke Pump Station)
Pictured Above: Pembroke Pump Station - Tunnel Machine entering the receiving shaft. Water is not a problem!
Pictured Above: MINIMAL GROUND DISRUPTION: VDOT - Alexandria Virginia: Huxted Tunneling installed a 75.5 inch O.D. tunnel 184 feet long under the Beltway for Shirley Contracting, LLC. The tunnel was installed successfully with less than five feet of cover over the top of the pipe. Ground radar confirmed there was no loss of ground or voids caused by the tunnel, and grouting was not necessary.
Pictured Above: VDOT Virginia project - tunnel machine entering the receiving shaft.
Pictured Above: Work doesn't always stop when the sun goes down.
Pictured Above: Earplugs are a must when working at the Miami International Airport
Pictured above: Accuracy and limited ground cover, 72” RCP
Pictured above: Excavated soil removed from slurry.
Pictured above: Changing direction with 66” steel pipe.
Pictured above: Large pipe or small, 18" vitrified clay pipe.
Pictured above: Triple-barrel accuracy with 72" RCP.
