HS2 Chilterns TBM overcame difficult geology and clogged slurry pipes to reach finish line
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High Speed 2’s (HS2’s) Chilterns tunnel boring machine (TBM) struggled through the final stretch of its 16km drive as slurry pipes became clogged with clay, officials told NCE.
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