Large-diameter shield tunneling project performance

Our products have been widely used in urban subways, railway and highway tunnels, cross-sea and cross-river tunnels, municipal utility tunnels, hydraulic engineering projects, and other fields. Our customers span major cities across China and we also export our products to global markets including the Americas, Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. We have established strong partnerships with numerous large-scale construction groups and tunnel-boring machine manufacturers.

Wuhan Yangtze River Road-Rail Tunnel


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Construction unit: World’s First Public-Rail Integrated Construction Model: This is the world’s first completed shield-tunnel crossing a river that integrates both road and rail transportation. It features a dual-tube, three-layer structure: the upper layer serves as a highway smoke-exhaust duct; the middle layer accommodates a six-lane双向 highway; and the lower layer houses the tracks of Metro Line 7, a shared evacuation passage for both road and rail users, and utility tunnels—all designed to achieve intensive resource utilization. The construction faced enormous geological challenges: it was necessary to overcome the dual geological hurdles of the “diamond layer” and the “sticky rice cake” formation. The strata contain up to 70% quartz, resulting in extremely high hardness that led to the cumulative replacement of over 2,000 cutterheads during construction. At the same time, highly cohesive muddy siltstone posed another significant challenge, easily causing cutterhead clogging and mud cake buildup. To address this issue, the construction team adopted innovative methods such as injecting hydrogen peroxide. Abundant Awards and Technological Achievements: The project has won numerous prestigious awards, including the National High-Quality Engineering Award and the FIIDC Outstanding Engineering Award. Its research achievements were honored with the Second Prize of the National Science and Technology Progress Award. During construction, the team developed several technical procedures, such as the "Normal-Pressure Cutterhead Replacement Operating Procedures," and the newly developed "First Reverse, Then Forward, and Finally Expansion" reverse construction method significantly reduced construction costs.

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