Online Course | Trimble Access - Tunnel Module

• To define the tunnel by creating a TXL file, which can be directly created in the Trimble Access tunnel module, or imported from the Trimble Business Center tunnel module.
• To refine tunnel components, including horizontal and vertical alignments, templates or typical profiles and their rotation, or import a definition from a LandXML file.
• To define boreholes or blast patterns on the face, and stake out positions typically used for fortification bolt stops at a specific PK.
• To review the tunnel before working underground.
• To automatically scan cross-sections, including options to manually measure and remove points.
• To measure positions relative to the tunnel definition.
• To stake out predefined positions.
• To position machinery, typically a drilling machine or Jumbo, relative to a tunnel.
• To review automatically scanned and manually measured points.
• To review staked out points.
• To generate data and reports, using the ASCII File Generator application, allowing the creation of deviation reports in Word or DXF format.

It is also possible to generate reports in Trimble Business Center through the tunnel module, and generate reports in customized formats, inspection, create 3D and 2D profiles. With drafting, create floor plans, longitudinal profiles, and cross-sections for project documentation.