TBM completes tunnel for Northern Sewerage Project in Melbourne
Wed, 5 August 2009
Heavy seasonal rains in Melbourne, Australia can create the potential for hazardous wastewater overflows. Protecting the area’s valuable streams and rivers is the primary priority of the city’s five-year Northern Sewerage Project (NSP).
Image caption: The John Holland Crew stand proudly in front of the 3m diameter Robbins Double Shield. Image credit: John Holland Group
Share this article on the web:
Categories: Tunnelling, Wastewater
Tell a friend
Related Articles
· Register now for Trenchless Live 2010!
Mon, 26 July 2010
· Renewing ovoid pipe
Ian Bateman —
· The benefits of jacking pipe
· Rehabilitation in Dunedin
· Trenchless best value for Rockhampton
· Refining sewer rehabilitation with epoxy
· Veolia Water Network Services make it five
Embed this article:
Paste the above HTML code into your website to embed the article.
Article permalink: http://trenchless-australasia.com/news/ tbm_completes_tunnel_for_northern_sewerage_project_in_melbourne/001979/
Do you have something to tell Trenchless Australasia? Submit your news or information here.
Enter your details here to subscribe to the free Trenchless Australasia Online Update.
Basket is empty.
Subscribe to the magazine now!
Or you can read the magazine online.
Top News Articles
1. Tender for pipeline replacement
2. Sewer relining saves council dollars
3. Deadline for 2010 ASTT awards
4. Rehab recognition for council
5. Urgent call for microtunnellers
6. Blueprint for South East Queensland Water
7. Darwin’s wastewater evolution
8. It’s a gas for Melbourne’s outer east
9. Help No-Dig Doug decide on the industry’s best!
10. Contracts on the way for sewer upgrade
Top Magazine Articles
1. Directional drilling for Devil Creek
2. New HDD rig designed to meet industry needs
4. Using drill slurry resourcefully
5. No need to borrow the neighbour’s vacuum — Greg Ehm, McLaughlin
8. Down the hole for free with HDD products — Brendan McConnell, Tsubaki Australia
9. AHD Trenchless earns ‘A’ for grades
Follow Us on Twitter!
Latest Twitter updates:
Want to see the latest? Follow Trenchless Australasia on Twitter.
Something to tell us?
Do you have something to tell Trenchless Australasia? Submit your news or information here.
Media Kit
Download the Trenchless Australasia Media Kit (PDF).