Third-year students from the Construction and Fortifications Section of the ‘Ferdinand I’ Military Technical Academy visited the construction site of the future Tokyo metro station, one of the key elements of the M6 Metro Line project, which is at an advanced stage of construction.
The visit gave the future civil engineers the opportunity to see first-hand, on site, the stages involved in building a metro station and the technologies used in the works. The students could observe the excavation processes, the construction of diaphragm walls and the tunnelling and gallery structures, as well as the TBMs used for tunnelling.
They also discussed with the specialists on site the technical solutions and specific challenges involved in an infrastructure project of this scale.
By organizing such visits, Metrorex encourages a closer bridge between theoretical study and practical experience, offering future infrastructure specialists the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of the construction work on M6 Metro Line.
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