Initial Research Pathway

Description on Herrenknecht mixshield s-1144
               


  1. Initially had an idea of an automatic rebar-tying robot, Tybot. 
  2. Did a brief search up but was not familiar with it as it was not used in Singapore.
  3. Someone in class asked if this project could be group work and the Prof said yes.
  4. Irham decided to form a group on a tunnelling machine used in the Deep Tunnelling Sewage System (DTSS).
  5. The idea was interesting and hence agreed to work with Irham on the tunnelling machine used in DTSS.
  6. After some research, the team found out that the specific brand and model of the tunnelling machine is called 'Herrenknecht Mixshield S-1144'.

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