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Thames Tideway

Cleaning up the River Thames
Thames Tideway — secant pile retaining wall for air treatment chamber
Sector
Client
Thames Tideway
Engineer
Arup-Atkins JV
Contractors
BMB JV
Location
London
Duration
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The Thames Tideway Tunnel is a 25 km long “super sewer” that aims to clean up the river. Our scope for this substantial scheme included an embedded hard-firm secant pile retaining wall to form the perimeter wall for an air treatment chamber.
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We also installed reservation tubes for inclinometers, carried out thermal integrity profile (TIP) testing and provided piling attendances. Finally, we undertook pre-start trials and testing of the proposed concrete mixes, making use of the on-site UKAS accredited testing laboratories operated by BMB JV. 

Thames Tideway — rotary bored piling with segmental casing

Efficiency: Single Visit
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Piles, which were 14.5 metres in depth, were completed in a single site visit using our Soilmec SR-75 piling rig. Installation involved rotary bored piling techniques using 880 mm diameter segmental casing.

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