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On hard-rock machines like Prufrock Main beam, the propulsion system doesn’t push off a tunnel liner — because there is no liner. The rock itself forms the walls. Instead, Prufrock Main beams grip the tunnel walls with ~4 million pounds of horizontal force. Think of bracing yourself hard against...

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