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Old Posted Dec 19, 2018, 6:46 PM
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Originally Posted by moosejaw View Post
If you didnt read his statement. let me make it bigger for you

Remember the tunnel will also have to go deep to get under the river
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Originally Posted by WarrenC12 View Post
Says who? Some internet guy? Citation needed.
Ok, let me try to explain further for you. The image below is taken from the following link.

https://engage.gov.bc.ca/app/uploads/sit...nnel-Decommisioning-Options-Feb-2017.pdf

I guarantee you that to meet the modern seismic requirements, any new tunnel MUST be deeper than the liquifaction zone underneath the river. As you can see, that puts it significantly deeper than the existing tunnel.

Any new tunnel is going to be bored. They will not be allowed to dredge and submerge a tunnel similar to the original, and even if they could, it would not be seismically stable in liquifiable soils.

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