Of three well-known methods in use for laying culverts under existing railway embankments, experience in America points to considerable economy in favor of jacking through earthwork, where type and material of embankment permits; subject was reported on and discussed at Convention of American Railway Bridge and Building Assn. at Boston in October; committee based its report on information received from number of railways.
The placing of culvert pipes by jacking or tunnelling
Engineering
Engineering ; 127 , n 3289
1929
Article (Journal)
English
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