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Fjellsprengningsdagen-2019.Pdf 2019 FJELLSPRENGNINGSDAGEN Oslo, 21.november 2019 BERGMEKANIKKDAGEN Oslo, 22. november 2019 GEOTEKNIKKDAGEN Oslo, 22. november 2019 Foto: Olav Eide Foto: Svein Arne Tyssebotn ARRANGØRER: NGF NORSK GEOTEKNISK FORENING 1950 FJELLSPRENGNINGSTEKNIKK Oslo, 21. november 2019 BERGMEKANIKK Oslo, 22. november 2019 GEOTEKNIKK Oslo, 22. november 2019 Arrangører: Norsk forening for fjellsprengningsteknikk, Norsk Bergmekanikkgruppe og Norsk Geoteknisk Forening Redaksjon: Stein Bjøru, Hanne Wiig, Vegard Woldsengen, Siri Engen C Forfatterne, 2019 ISBN: 978-82-8208-070-5 Fjellsprengningsdagen 21. november 2019 Arrangør: Norsk forening for fjellsprengningsteknikk Bergmekanikkdagen 22. november 2019 Arrangør: Norsk Bergmekanikkgruppe Geoteknikkdagen 22. november 2019 Arrangør: Norsk Geoteknisk Forening FORORD Boken inneholder referat fra foredrag på Fjellsprengningsdagen, Bergmekanikkdagen og Geoteknikkdagen, arrangert i Oslo 21. – 22. november 2019. Årets arrangement er det 57. i rekken og emnene er i likhet med tidligere års valg, hentet fra en rekke områder som faller inn under interesseområdet til Norsk forening for fjellsprengningsteknikk (NFF), Norsk Bergmekanikkgruppe (NBG) og Norsk Geoteknisk Forening (NGF). Programmet for årets arrangement er fastlagt og godkjent av foreningenes styrer. Arrangørene vil takke alle medvirkende forfattere for den innsatsen som er nedlagt i utarbeidelsen av forelesningene og referater. Den enkelte forfatter er ansvarlig for foredragets innhold, ortografi og billedmateriale. Norsk forening for fjellsprengningsteknikk Norsk Bergmekanikkgruppe Norsk Geoteknisk Forening FJELLSPRENGNINGSDAGEN 2019 TORSDAG 21. NOVEMBER Radisson Blu Scandinavia Hotel, Holbergsgt 30, Oslo Arrangør: Norsk forening for fjellsprengningsteknikk (NFF) Programkomite: Stein Bjøru, Veidekke Heidi Berg, Trimble Kjersti K. Dunham, Statens vegvesen Vegard Olsen, Franzefoss Torgeir Sandøy, Norconsult Werner Stefanussen, Rambøll Norge Møteleder: Stein Bjøru, Veidekke AS 0900 01 Velkommen / Åpning ved styreleder NFF Anne Kathrine Kalager, Bane NOR 0920 02 The Thames Tideway Tunnel Background and Implementation Chris Darton, Tideway London 0940 03 Ny Vannforsyning Oslo – valg av drivemetode for råvannstunnelen Fredrikke Syversen, Oslo kommune Vann og avløpsetaten 1000 04 Nussir, et nytt gruveeventyr? Prosessen frem til godkjenning Markus Karlsson, Nussir 1020 Pause 1040 05 Statusrapport och erfarenheter från Förbifart Stockholm Johan Brantmark, Trafikverket, Sverige 1100 06 Effektiv utnyttelse av steinressurser i fellesprosjektet Ringeriksbanen og E16 Morten Klokkersveen, Bane NOR 1120 07 Resultater fra forskningsprogrammet Kortreist stein Eivind Heimdal, Veidekke Anlegg 1140 08 Historisk innlegg: Jordskjelv i Norge Conrad Lindholm, SeismoConsult 1200 Lunsj Møteleder: Kjersti Kvalheim Dunham, Statens vegvesen 1300 09 Nytt fra NFF inklusive kåring av vinner i fotokonkurranse Representant fra styret i NFF og fra juryen 1325 10 Er det en helsegevinst med TBM drivemetode Geir Elvemo, Bane NOR 1345 11 Krom i tunnelvann under driving med D&B vs TBM Jostein Kjørstad, Acciona Ghella JV 1405 Pause 1425 12 Modellering av geologiske data og bruk av tverrfaglig modell på Fornebubanen Marcus F. Lawton, Multiconsult ASA 1445 13 Nedre Otta kraftverk – tegningsløst anlegg Eirik Oulie Rosbach, Skanska Norge AS 1505 14 Forsagere i sprengning – bruk av eksplosivsøkshund Eksplosivhund.no Vegard Falsten (med hunder) 1530 Pause 1550 15 Måleresultater etter fullskala sprengningsforsøk – hvor kraftige vibrasjoner tåler en bygning før det oppstår skader Nils Ramstad, Multiconsult Norge AS 1610 16 Utfordringer med driving av tunneler tett på annen sensitiv infrastruktur Helene Kristiansen Andersen, Bane NOR 1630 17 Kraftverkstunneler med små tverrsnitt (TBM) Rune Skjevdal, Norsk Grønn Kraft 1650 Slutt 1945 Fellesmiddag FREDAG 22. NOVEMBER FELLESSESJON BERGMEKANIKK / GEOTEKNIKK 2019 Møteleder: NGF-representant 0900 18 Utvidelse av deponikapasitet på Langøya Marius Mathisen Søvik, NGI 0920 19 Paradigmeskifte på hydrogeologiske undersøkelser i samferdsels- Prosjekter - et eksempel fra Fornebubanen-prosjektet Jürgen Scheibz, Multiconsult AS 0940 20 Utfordringer med vann i undergrunnsprosjekt i urbane områder – er det mulig å unngå setningsskader? Kristin Hilde Holmøy, NGI 1000 21 Hvordan bør refraksjonsseismikken utføres, tolkes og presenteres? Tradisjonell tolkning eller tomografisk inversjon Jan Steinar Rønning, NGU 1020 – 1050 Rigging av salene – kaffe SESJON BERGMEKANIKK Arrangør: Norsk Bergmekanikkgruppe (NBG) Programkomite: Hanne Wiig, Bane NOR (leder NBG) Jorge Terrón-Almenara, Sweco Norge AS Are Håvard Høien, Statens vegvesen Vegdirektoratet Javier Macias, JMConsulting-Rock Engineering AS Håkon Walter Bjørnsrud, Norconsult Henki Ødegaard, NTNU Møteleder: Hanne Wiig, Bane NOR (leder NBG) 1050 22 Lederens 10 minutter Hanne Wiig, Bane NOR (leder NBG) 1100 23 Instrumentation and pore pressure monitoring technique for unlined tunnels of Norwegian hydropower projects – a case study Bibek Neupane, NTNU 1120 24 Grunnvannstrykk på tunnelkledninger ved bruk av udrenerte løsninger – DEM-simulering av sprekkevannstrykket bak sprøytebetongkledningen i Gevingåstunnelen Eirik Nilsen, NGI 1140 25 Om tommelfingerregler og konusplassering i norske kraftverk Henki Ødegaard, NTNU 1200 Lunsj 1300 26 Skråningsstabilitet ved fundamentering av Trysfjordbrua. Bruk av 2D FEM-modellering for simulering av skjærstyrke langs glideplan Ragna Torås Halseth, Norconsult 1320 27 Digital Rock Mass Mapping: The use of 3D block models from UAV imagery in rock slope stability assessment. Examples from the Rugtvedt-Dørdal E-18 road construction Nana Yaw Agyei-Dwarko, NGI 1340 28 Flexible slope stability approach with blasting improvement options Mario Morales Cardenas, SINTEF 1400 Pause 1420 29 Slaking og disintegrering av svake bergarter i vanntunneler Lena Selen, NTNU 1440 30 Numerisk modellering – RS2 vs UDEC Anders Bergum, Sweco Norge AS 1500 31 Vättervattentunneln – vattenförsörjningstunnel i centrum av Sverige Peter Wilén, Norconsult AB, Göteborg 1520 Slutt SESJON GEOTEKNIKK Arrangør: Norsk Geoteknisk Forening (NGF) Programkomite: Vegard Woldsengen, Sweco Norge (leder i NGF) Magnus Hagen Brubakk, Multiconsult AS Sigurd Holo Leikarnes, ERA Geo Hanne Ottesen, Statens vegvesen Carsten Hauser, NGI Trude Ørbech, Rambøll Norge Møteleder: Vegard Woldsengen, Sweco Norge (leder i NGF) 1050 32 Lederens 10 minutter Vegard Woldsengen, Sweco Norge AS 1100 33 Boretårn til gravemaskin for geotekniske grunnundersøkelser Eigil Haugen, Ole Vidar Kirkevollen, Daniel Jergling, Statens vegvesen, Robert Handberg, Geosafe AS 1120 34 Permanente spuntkonstruksjoner med krevende grunnforhold – Monitorering og sikkerhet Sigmund Brekke Langelid, Cautus Geo, Bernhard Naglestad, Multiconsult 1140 35 Follobanen: Jet Grouting works done under time pressure Dominik Gächter, Keller Geoteknikk AS 1200 Lunsj 1300 36 E39 – Svegatjørn – Rådal: høy rørveggkonstruksjon for portal ved Sørås Andreas Brathetland, Norconsult AS 1320 37 InterCity Østfold: Geotekniske fagmodeller i et stort samferdselsprosjekt ved bruk av Civil 3D Kari E. Lien Johnsen, Multiconsult AS 1340 Pause 1410 38 Farrisbrua – fundamentering på pilarer, stålrør med 2 meters diameter Rolf Røsand, Rambøll Norge AS 1430 39 Geoteknisk prosjektering av subsea konstruksjoner med fokus på installasjon Erik R. Sørlie, Multiconsult 1450 Pause 1520 40 Skråningsstabilitet i strandsonen – viktigheten av svakelag Jean-Sebastien L’heureux, NGI 1540 41 VA-sluppen – Tunnelering i kvikkleire med åpen trykksatt front Mia Bek, Multiconsult 1600 Pause 1700 Middag - Geoteknikk DEL I FJELLSPRENGNINGSDAGEN 2019 01 Velkommen / Åpning ved styreleder NFF Anne Kathrine Kalager, Bane NOR 02 The Thames Tideway Tunnel Background and Implementation Chris Darton, Tideway London 03 Ny Vannforsyning Oslo – valg av drivemetode for råvannstunnelen Fredrikke Syversen, Arnulf Hansen, Steinar Johannessen, Thor Skjeggedal, Vann og avløpsetaten, Oslo kommune 04 Nussir, et nytt gruveeventyr? Prosessen frem til godkjenning Markus Karlsson, Nussir 05 Statusrapport och erfarenheter från Förbifart Stockholm Johan Brantmark, Trafikverket, Sverige 06 Effektiv utnyttelse av steinressurser i fellesprosjektet Ringeriksbanen og E16 H, Vardøen, G. Sikveland, M.A. Stormoen, M. Klokkersveen, R. Skagen, alle Bane NOR SF, T.J. Hansen, Statens vegvesen 07 Resultater fra forskningsprogrammet Kortreist stein Eivind Heimdal, Veidekke Anlegg AS, Torun Rise, SINTEF Community 08 Historisk innlegg: Jordskjelv i Norge Conrad Lindholm, SeismoConsult 09 Nytt fra NFF inkl kåring av vinner i fotokonkurranse Repr fra styret i NFF og fra juryen 10 Er det en helsegevinst med TBM drivemetode Geir Elvemo, Bane NOR 11 Krom i tunnelvann under driving med D&B vs TBM Jostein Kjørstad, Acciona Ghella JV 12 Modellering av geologiske data og bruk i tverrfaglig modell på Fornebubanen Marcus F. Lawton, Multiconsult ASA 13 Nedre Otta kraftverk – tegningsløst anlegg Eirik Oulie Rosbach, Bård-Olav Aune, Skanska Norge AS 14 Forsagere i sprengning – bruk av eksplosivsøkshund Eksplosivhund.no Vegard Falsten 15 Måleresultater etter fullskala sprengningsforsøk – hvor kraftige vibrasjoner tåler en bygning før det oppstår skader Karin Norén-Cosgriff, NGI, Nils Ramstad, Multiconsult Norge AS 16 Utfordringer med driving av tunneler tett på annen sensitiv infrastruktur Helene Kristiansen Andersen, Anne Kathrine Kalager, Bane NOR 17 Kraftverkstunneler med små tverrsnitt (TBM) Rune Skjevdal, Norsk Grønn Kraft DEL II FELLESSESJON BERGMEKANIKK / GEOTEKNIKK 2019
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