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Construction of Mt. Baker Ridge Tunnel

by John F. MacDonald, Guy F. Atkinson Construction Co, Mercer Island, WA, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Tunneling Operations and Equipment

Abstract:

Mt. Baker Ridge Tunnel is a large diameter soft ground highway tunnel constructed through sensitive over-consolidated silts and clays. Its large diameter necessitates the construction of the permanent liner, consisting of concrete filled perimeter drifts, before beginning the excavation of the tunnel interior. This article describes the construction methods and equipment used to excavate and concrete the perimeter drifts.

Subject Headings: Tunnels | Concrete | Soft soils | Construction methods | Linings | Excavation | Construction equipment

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