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Bangkok MRTA North Section
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BKK MRTA
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1. Project Brief
The traffic congestion in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, has become
more serious due to the increase of vehicles accompanying rapid economic
development of the country.
The Bangkok MRTA(Metropolitan Rapid Transit Authority) project is being carried
out for the purpose of improving air pollution in Bangkok by providing the capital with an alternative means of transportation
instead of just depending on road traffic. It includes constructing a subway
of about 23km in length in the central part of Bangkok from
Fua Ranpon National Railways Central Station to Ban Su Station. This project is being undertaken
by the MRTA, and is funded by a loan from the Japan Bank for International Cooperation
(JBIC).
Nishimatsu constructed the northern part of the project extending about
12km (including 9 underground stations) between Thiam Ruam Mit Station
and Bang Su Station with the JV of Obayashi and Italian-Thai.
2. High-Speed Construction of Long-distance Tunnel
The MRTA North Contract included the simultaneous construction of a total
length of 8.9km twin bored tunnels (inner diameter is 5.7m), beneath the
heavy traffic roads in the northern part of Bangkok, and nine (9) underground
stations. The tunnel excavation passed through complicated strata consisting
of a soft clay layer called Bangkok Clay and a hard clay layer containing
portions of a sand layer. Nishimatsu adopted the Earth Pressure Balanced
type tunnel boring machine with which Nishimatsu has used successfully
in complicated ground conditions around the world, resulting in a high-speed
and safe excavation. Nishimatsu used a total of four (4) sets of tunnelling
machines, and the longest excavation section for a machine was 4.8km in
length. Moreover, as a result of repeating various technical improvements,
high-speed construction was achieved, including an excavation length of
600m in only one month.
3. Large-Scale Design-Build Project
This project was a design-build contract by the contractor. Nishimatsu
deployed its own design engineers, and partnered with Ove Arup (U.K.)
in designing permanent structures such as nine underground stations, a
8.9km length running tunnel, and temporary works such as protection measures
for existing structures, utility diversion, etc. In addition to the excellent
engineering of a high order, special attention was given to the construction
contractor's perspective in the design phase, enabling the large-scale
project to be completed economically and in a short time period.
4. Record of Design-Build Projects
Nishimatsu's record of design-build projects is as follows:
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Country |
Project
Name |
Main
Components of Project |
Completion
Year |
Project
Value (converted to Japanese yen) |
| Malaysia |
Centralized Sewerage for kuching City Centre (Package 1) |
Sewage Pipe Construction (Dia. 0.225 -1.5m, 52,174m long) and 400,000PE Sewage Treatment Plant |
Under Construction |
15,200 million |
| Hong Kong |
Hong Kong West Drainage Tunnel |
Drainage tunnel (Dia. 6.2 -7.3m, 10,000m long) |
Under Construction |
35,600 million |
| Algeria |
Algeria East - West Highway East Section |
Highawy (396Km long 3 x 2 lane road, including three twin tunnels 9,348m long) |
Under Construction |
465,500 million |
| Taiwan |
Tseng Wan Reservoir Trans-basin Water Diversion |
Watering tunnel (Section 45m2, 13,965m long) |
Under Construction |
19,300 million |
| Singapore |
MRT Contract 823 |
Subway (Three underground stations, and 2,300m long twin tunnels) |
Under Construction |
25,100 million |
| Singapore |
MRT Contract 824 |
Subway (One underground stations, and 1,428m long twin tunnels) |
Under Construction |
19,500 million |
| Laos |
Nam Theun 2 Hydro - Electric Project |
RC Dam (29m high, 437m long), Inlet tunnel (Inner dia. 10.15m, 1,498m long), Inlet pressured tunnel (Inner dia. 8.2-10.4m, 1,142m long), Outlet tunnel (Inner dia.10.5m, 680m long) and Powerhouse |
Under Construction |
66,300 million |
| Thailand |
Water Drainage Tunnel from Klong Sansaeb and Klong Ladprao to Chao Phraya River |
Drainage Tunnel (Inner dia. 5.0m, 5,116m long) |
2009 |
6,300 million |
| Ireland |
Dublin Port Tunnel |
Road Tunnel (Inner dia.14.44m, 7,020m long,) and Approach road (1.2Km long) |
2006 |
42,000 million |
| Hong Kong |
Fanling - Yuen Long Cable Route for China Leight & Power |
132KV Power Cable Route construction (17,000m long) |
2006 |
2,500 million |
| United Kingdom |
Channel Tunnel Rail Link, Section 2 Contract 220 |
Railway tunnel ( Inner dia. 7.15m, 7,547m long twin tunnel) |
2005 |
28,620 million |
| Hong Kong |
Tai Wan - Yau Ma Tei Cable Route for China Leight & Power |
400KV Power Cable Route construction (3,880m long) |
2003 |
960 million |
| Hong Kong |
Ap Lei Chau Cable Tunnel for Hongkong Electric |
Power Cable Tunnel (Dia 2.1m 410m Long) |
2003 |
840 million |
| Thailand |
Contract No. G-MC-7A, No. 7 Bangkok Water Supply System Improvement |
Watering tunnel (Inner dia. 3.8m x 6,700m Length) |
2003 |
1,600 million |
| Hong Kong |
KCRC Tai Lam Tunnel |
Railway Tunnel (Section 110m2 x 5,480m Length) |
2002 |
25,100 million |
| Singapore |
LTA Contract 503 |
Subway Tunnel
(Inner dia. 5.4m x 3,500m length x 2lines) |
2001 |
8,700 million |
| Hong Kong |
MTR Contract 680 |
Subway (Station: 300m long with 1,100m long passenger adit, tunnel:1,500m long) |
2001 |
21,200 million |
| Singapore |
LTA Contract 708 |
Subway (Station : width 33m x depth 22.5m x 204m length, Tunnel
: Inner dia. 5.8m x 3,098m length) |
2000 |
11,700 million |
| United Kingdom |
Dockland Light Railway Lewisham Extension |
Railway tunnel (Inner dia. 5.2m x 1,080m length x 2 lines) |
2000 |
8,800 million |
| Hong Kong |
Route 3 Country Park Section |
Highway Tunnel (Section 133m2 x 3,700m) and approach roads (6.3km) |
1998 |
96,700 million |
| Hong Kong |
Lamma
Power Station Chimney No. 3 |
Chimney of a thermal power station (height 206.5m) |
1996 |
1,800 million |
| Malaysia |
MSM - Project Marine Facilities Johor Bahru Jetty Construction |
Dolphin pier for 30,000DWT oil tankers |
1996 |
1,300 million |
| Hong Kong |
New Airport at Chek Lap Kok, Contract 940 -
Rock Crushing Facility |
Rock crushing plant erection and operation for
Hong Kong New Airport construction projects (14,000t/day, 375,000t/month) |
1997 |
44,000 million |
| Hong Kong |
Lamma Power Station No. 3 Intake |
Intake of cooling-water for thermal power station (Intake room
: width 39.4m x length 50.4m x depth 15.4m, immersed tubes : 44.5m
x 3) |
1996 |
28,000 million |
| Hong Kong |
Western Harbour Crossing |
harbour crossing road tunnel (immersed tubes
part: 1,362m; cut & cover tunnels part : 210m) |
1993 |
85,300 million |
| Singapore |
Bugis Junction Development |
large-scale commercial complex (hotel, offices) |
1994 |
19,200 million |
| Hong Kong |
Tate's Cairn Tunnel |
Toll road tunnel (87m2 x 3,900m x 2 lines) and
approach road |
1991 |
34,200 million |
| Singapore |
Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Center, Phase
1 |
foundation works and underground parking facility |
1989 |
16,400 million |
| Singapore |
MRT Contract 301 |
subway (tunnel : inner dia. 5.3m x 2,586m length,
two underground stations) |
1989 |
16,100 million |
| Palau |
Design and Construction of Road and Water System, Ngeremlengui,
Palau |
roadworks (5.5km, incl. bridge works) and water supply facilities
(pump station, water storage tanks, distribution pipeline : 2,480m) |
1988 |
1,100 million |
| Singapore |
MRT Contract 107B |
subway (tunnel : inner dia. 5.3m x 820m length,
underground station : three floors underground) |
1987 |
7,000 million |
| Hong Kong |
Passenger Jetty Extension and Breakwaters for Lamma Power Station |
passenger jetty extension and construction of breakwater |
1985 |
1,000 million |
| Hong Kong |
Coal Jetty Extension for Lamma Power Station |
extension of coal handling jetty for thermal
power station |
1981 |
7,000 million |
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