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Title: Case History Los Angeles, California


1
Case History Los Angeles, California
2
Los Angeles from East LAMetro Gold Line Eastside
Extension(MGLEE, LRT)
3
Metro Rail System
  • Local and general plan of the Los Angeles LRT
    system including the Gold Line Extension into
    East Los Angeles

4
LA Metro Gold Line Extension
  • Project Plan

5
LA Metro Gold Line Extension
  • Underground Segment
  • 9,400 feet twin tunnels
  • Two portals
  • Two cut-and-cover segments
  • Two stations
  • Twin bored tunnels
  • Six cross-passages
  • Two sump structures (now combined)
  • At-Grade 5 miles

6
LA Metro Gold Line Extension
  • Overall Planning, Design and Construction
    Schedule 20 years!

7
Methane Zone Created in 1985
  • Ban lifted in 2006 due to EPB/Slurry Technology

8
MGLEE Planning Overview
  • Originally Planned as A Redline subway
  • The Final EIS/EIR Approved in 1994
  • Preliminary Final Design 1996-1998
  • 1998 MTA suspended work on all rail projects
  • Funding Shortfalls
  • Prop A and C no local funds for subway

9
MGLEE Planning Overview, cont.
  • 1999-2001 Major Investment Study authorized for
    current project - includes
  • BRT, Light Rail, Heavy Rail, 8 Alignments
  • Preferred Alternative
  • LRT, Union Station Alameda First Street,
    Indiana, 3rd to Pomona/Woods
  • Tunnel through Boyle Heights
  • State certification February 28, 2002
  • Federal ROD March 2002
  • IFB July 2004
  • Scheduled ROD 2009

10
Suspended vs. Current Project
11
Project Setting
Los Angeles Union Station
12
Platform at Union Station
  • Retaining wall at 101 Freeway

13
Historic 1st Street Bridge
14
4th Street Bridge Los Angeles River
15
1st Street Bridge Retrofitting - 1996
16
101 Freeway Overcrossing
17
1st/Boyle (Mariachi) Station
18
1st/Soto Station Area
19
Soto Street
20
Neighborhood Residential, Light Commercial
21
MGLEE Design
  • Suspended and Current Project
  • Geotechnical Investigations
  • TBM Specifications
  • Tunnel Lining requirements
  • Seismic Conditions and Fault crossing
  • Gassy Ground
  • Building protection

22
Geology/Subsurface Conditions
  • Tunnel entirely within alluvium (Pleistocene and
    Holocene) Interlayered sands and clays
  • Fine-grained soils predominantly stiff to hard
    low plasticity clay and silt
  • Coarse-grained soils predominantly dense to very
    dense silty sand and clayey sand
  • Occasional Cobbles and potential for boulders
  • Underlain by Tertiary age highly weathered
    siltstone and claystone bedrock
  • Former oil field

23
Geologic Profile
24
Former Oil Producing Area
25
Environmental Conditions (GBR)
  • Anticipated Tunnelling Conditions
  • Soil Approx. 32,000 CY contaminated
  • Groundwater 500 gpm at 1st/Soto site
  • USTs at 1st/Soto site
  • Methane max. 100,000 ppm (LEL is 50,000 ppm)
  • H2S none detected (0.2 ppm is the limit of
    field detection equipment), but 0.002 ppm can be
    detected by smell

26
TBM Specifications
  • Geologic Profile
  • Wide range of conditions including Boulders and
    Cobbles
  • Groundwater levels
  • Probing drilling for Gas (OSHA req.) and grouting
  • Screw Conveyor only no open mode
  • New or Used TBMs
  • Compressed Air to access face

27
Allowable Surface Settlement
28
Differential Settlement, above tunnel
29
Tunnel Cross Section
  • Precast Concrete Tunnel linings,
  • 20 ft Diam.

2.6m (I.D)
30
Full Scale Testing at U of I
  • Previous Metro Tunnels had initial and final
    support with HDPE Gas and Water Barrier
  • Seismic Conditions
  • Gassy Ground

31
Gas Leakage Testing of Gaskets
32
Developed Double Gasket Design with Convex to
Convex joints
33
Convex to Convex Radial Joints
34
After Compression Testing
35
Cyclic Loading Test and
Subsequent Leakage Test
36
Test configuration Cyclic Tests
37
Buried Thrust fault Topographic Expression
38
Seismic Design Criteria
  • Probabilistic
  • ODE 200 years
  • MDE 2,000 years
  • Tectonic 2,800 3,900 years
  • Add tectonic movement to shaking distortion
    (conservative)
  • 0.6 inch over 45 feet scaled linearly for length
    height of station (MDE)

39
Summary of Seismologist and Geotechnical
Investigation
  • Oskin et al. 2000
  • Blind fault producing Coyote Pass Escarpment is
    shallow ( 500 m)
  • Fault slip rate incremental vertical growth of 2
    2.8 feet per seismic event
  • ECI investigation
  • Alluvial sediments gently folded into a
    asymmetric syncline
  • Sharpness of hinge

40
Coyote Pass Feature
41
Interpretive Conditions
42
Section along Soto Street
43
Cross section at Soto Street
44
Open Book Model Free-field vs. Soil-Structure
Interaction
45
Thrust Model Free Field vs. SSI
46
Building Protection
Typical building protection plan along the tunnel
route for the East Side LRT Extension survey of
over 200 bldgs
47
Compensation Grouting
  • Designed for about 40 Structures

48
Compensation Grouting Plan
49
Permeation Grouting
  • Used at Breakouts and Cross passages

50
Construction
51
101 New Bridge March 06
52
Bridge June 9, 2006
53
101 New Bridge February 07
54
LA Metro Gold Line Extension
55
West Portal Excavation- Cut and Cover
56
Mariachi (Boyle) Station Plan
57
Initial Excavation at Soto Station
58
Deck Beam Placement - Soto
59
Precast Concrete Decking
60
Mariachi Plaza Excavation and Mining Shaft
61
60 ft Excavation at Mariachi Complete Aug 2005
62
TBMs at Herrenknect Plant
63
Views of TBM (new)
64
Screw Conveyor Fabrication
Fabrication of the screw auger for conveying
tunnel muck from the cutterhead
Fabrication the screw auger barrel in sections
for site assembly
65
Screw Conveyor on Machine
Worlds longest
66
TBM 60 m screw conveyor
67
TBM Assembly
68
TBM Assembly in Shaft
69
TBM Trailing Gear
70
TBM Operators Cabin
71
Segment Casting
72
Double Gasket Segments at TBM heading
73
Muck Handling
74
Conditioned Soil
75
Tail Seal Grout Ports
Two Ports at four locations around shield
76
Wire Brushes after 1st Drive
77
TBM Hole Through Nov 06, 2007
78
West Bound Machine Dec 2007
79
TBM Disassembly
80
TBM Disassembly
81
Lifting Shield from Shaft
82
Cutterhead Transport
83
Cross Passage Excavation
84
Pipe Arch Drilling
85
Cross Passage Excavation
86
Compensation Grouting Used HDD
87
Compensation Grouting - HDD
88
Chemical (consolidation) Grouting
89
Instrumentation and Monitoring
  • Ground surface
  • Ground Above Tunnel
  • TBM Parameters

90
Ground Surface Survey
91
Typical Settlement TroughCummings Street
92
Instrumentation-ground monitoring with MPBX
93
MPBX Monitoring
94
Typical Extensometer
95
MPBX performance vs Typical
96
Earth Pressure
  • pH (68.64 Hw) (1.5 .25 ? B), in
    which
  • pH theoretical required pressure
  • Hw hydrostatic head
  • ? unit weight of the soil
  • B diameter of the bore

97
Instrumentation, ADS
  • Pressure
  • Advance

98
Instrumentation, Grout Volumes
99
TBM Progress Rates
  • Avg EB 37 ft/day, max 91
  • Avg WB 44 ft/day, max 96

100
The End
101
Dewatering
Simulated ground water drawdown at the Soto
Street Station excavation
102
Backfill Grout System
103
Section thru Crosspassage
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