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Europe’s largest-diameter vertical shaft sinking machine starts excavating for National Grid
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Europe’s largest-diameter vertical shaft sinking machine starts excavating for National Grid
A 15m-diameter vertical shaft sinking machine (VSM) has begun excavation work at National Grid’s Tilbury site as part of a project to replace a 1960s cable tunnel under the Thames between Tilbury and Gravesend. The post Europe’s largest-diameter vertical shaft sinking machine starts excavating for National Grid appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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