Scope note for engineers This article discusses tunnelling logic, geotechnical behavior, construction-stage decision-making, and risk control practices relevant to Himalayan conditions. The discussion is based on publicly available project information, established tunnelling practice in young mountain belts, and standard geotechnical principles. Exact design values, support classes, and instrumentation thresholds vary by package and contractor and...
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