Hydraulic Tunnel Lining Formwork construction

Tunnel Steel Formwork is a highly complex process. It includes considerations of various natures such as geology, geotechnique, organisation of the works, and economy. Above all, the safety of the workers and the users must be warranted as well as the serviceability of the tunnel on the long term. Lining methods, which are the permanent support methods for the tunnel, play the main role for keeping tunnel from collapse and provide safe quickly corroded the steel and degraded the concrete, leading to serious deterioration of the Steel Lining Tunnel.


There are different Types Of Tunnel Lining. Selecting the efficient lining method should be in the context of the whole methods used for tunnel construction to achieve a harmonised tunnel construction system. Technical and nontechnical factors control the selection of the efficient Tunnel Lining methods. Lijian Group can provide effient and reasonable proposals as per customers' requests.

The advantages of using a hydraulic climb system for building construction are:

1. Increased efficiency: The system allows for simultaneous construction activities on multiple levels, reducing the overall construction time.

2. Cost-effectiveness: By eliminating the need for cranes or scaffolding, the hydraulic climb system reduces the costs associated with equipment rental and labor.

3. Improved safety: The system provides a stable and secure platform for workers, minimizing the risk of accidents or falls.

4. Flexibility: The system can be easily adjusted to accommodate changes in the building design or construction requirements.

5. Minimal disruption: The hydraulic climb system operates independently of external factors such as weather conditions, ensuring continuous construction progress.

It is important to note that the hydraulic climb system requires careful planning, engineering expertise, and regular maintenance to ensure safe and efficient operation. Additionally, it may not be suitable for all types of building construction projects, particularly those with complex architectural designs or limited space constraints.