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Statemine shaft

mine shaft, Netherlands
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  • railroad tunnel
    tunnels and underground excavations
    / Shaft sinking and drilling

    …technique was in the 25-foot-diameter Statemine shaft in the Netherlands, 1,500 feet deep through soil that required about three and one-half years before completion in 1959. For the 1962 construction of some 200 missile shafts in Wyoming in soft rock (clay shale and friable sandstone), a giant auger proved effective…

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    …technique was in the 25-foot-diameter Statemine shaft in the Netherlands, 1,500 feet deep through soil that required about three and one-half years before completion in 1959. For the 1962 construction of some 200 missile shafts in Wyoming in soft rock (clay shale and friable sandstone), a giant auger proved effective…

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