Ingenieurs et Scientifiques de France British Section
The British Section of IESF links Anglo-French engineering and science as part of a global French Learned Society.
Event organised by Ingenieurs et Scientifique de France
In this lecture Lucy will describe the award-winning Lyon Turin high speed rail project, and specifically the 57 km long trans-border underground section between St Jean de Maurienne in France and Suza in Italy. Lucy will focus on the SMP4 contract and the main engineering and technical challenges caused by the particular geotechnical complexities posed by the geology.
Identifying risks during the design phase and controlling them during construction is crucial to the successful completion of any project, and even more so for a geotechnical reconnaissance tunnel with very sparse technical input data. Before this 11 km section of reconnaissance tunnel was constructed, partly by tunnel boring machine, and partly by traditional drill and blast, it was not known if the construction of the line would actually be possible, given the highly deformable carboniferous ground in this area, combined with 700 to 900 m of ground cover.
After the lecture, there will be a networking drinks reception. A £10 contribution is required to attend the lecture, which includes the wine reception. If you would like to participate in these events, please proceed by using the 'book now' button. This will enable you to register your interest by emailing [email protected], and you will be provided with the payment details. Otherwise, payment can be made by cash or card during your attendance.
Spaces will be limited and allocated subject to availability in the order of receipt of a formal registration.
The British Section of IESF links Anglo-French engineering and science as part of a global French Learned Society.
Egis
senior project manager
Lucy Rew is a Chartered Civil Engineer, a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers and is their trustee for finance.
Lucy has lived and worked in France since 2000, and with the consultant Egis since 2002 in the underground works division where she has worked on a range of different tunnel types (road, rail, metro, bored, drill and blast) and geologies (urban, mountains, rock and soil).
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