Handreiking Risicoanalyse Tunnelveiligheid

The Knowledge Platform for Tunnel Safety (KPT) asked Nils Rosmuller, lecturer in Energy and Transport Safety at the IFV, to think about the possibilities for firefighting in such tunnels. In consultation with Brandweer Nederland, Rijkswaterstaat and the IFV  Brandweeracademie, resources for officers-in-charge have been developed. This document presents the tools that have been developed (decision diagram and operational capability table) as well as the process of their creation and ideas about the section on 'concrete spalling' in the development of the decision diagram. 

On 8 August 2017, the Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management sent a letter to the Dutch House of Representatives concerning the reduced fire resistance of concrete in four tunnels as established following an investigation by Rijkswaterstaat. This received extensive media attention and the findings led to many questions from various interested parties. This publication contains an overview of the results obtained through a collaborative process of those interested parties, facilitated by the Knowledge Platform for Tunnel Safety (KPT).

Research commissioned by Rijkswaterstaat has shown that the fire resistance of tunnels made of ROK concrete may be impaired. In response to this, four discussion tables were set up at the end of 2017 under the coordination of the Knowledge Platform for Tunnel Safety (KPT) with the aim of discussing the problems outlined above from various perspectives. These are the discussion tables for Existing Tunnels, New Tunnels, Research, and Emergency Services.  This document was prepared by Discussion Table - Research in response to the request for further substantiation of the final conclusions. The explanations presented here basically reflect the way in which each conclusion was reached and the reasons for it. The conclusions (and the explanations) should, however, be considered as a whole, in view of the order in which they are reached and to safeguard the message.

Flyer van Geo-Impuls over de werkwijze geotechnisch risicomanagement (GeoRM), dat als doel heeft om onzekerheid vanuit de ondergrond te beheersen.

Bij virtueel opleiden, trainen en oefenen (V-OTO ) worden technieken gebruikt om situaties digitaal te simuleren. Op basis van ervaringen, meningen en ideeën van de direct betrokken stakeholders is in deze publicatie de ontwikkeling van V-OTO in kaart gebracht met als doel het stimuleren en helpen van deze stakeholders in hun visievorming en het maken van strategische keuzes.

In dit project is onderzocht hoe een tunnelbeheerder gefundeerd en afgewogen besluiten kan nemen over de instandhouding van de veiligheid van zijn tunnel. Een belangrijke constatering hierbij is dat het onderzoeksresultaat overeenkomt met de verwachtingen van het projectteam.