There are several ways to build tunnels underwater.
One way is to build sections of tubes in advance, float them into position using tugboats, sink them, have divers go down and seal the sections together, and then pump the water out.
A more traditional way is to dig a tunnel far enough below the sea bottom that the rock over them keeps out the water. It's kind of like digging a mine,
If the rock or soil isn't able to keep out all the water while the tunnel is being dug, sometimes it's possible to pump compressed air into the tunnel, so the pressure inside the tunnel is greater than the water pressure outside, and have workers seal the inside of the tunnel with a concrete or steel lining.
Source(s):The wikipedia entry at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnel doesn't address underwater tunnelling much, but the entry at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnelling_… has some relevant information about how tunnels are kept from collapsing until they can be reinforcedwith a shovel. its similar to how they build the subway so they build the tunnel then push it threw the water.
The Mercy tunnel took 6 years to build. The original proposal to build the Mercy tunnel goes back to 1825. Construction did not start until 1879.
Build It Bigger - 2006 Mega-Tunnel was released on: USA: 8 March 2006
Päijänne Water Tunnel was created in 1982.
Bolmen Water Tunnel was created in 1987.
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One of the best ways to build a secure tunnel is with concrete. This is also one of the longer time tunnels but well worth it. It is highly recommended to make a pilot tunnel first.
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Build It Bigger - 2006 Deepest Tunnel 1-13 was released on: USA: 10 October 2007
At the time that the bridge was built, technology wasn't good enough to build a tunnel of the necessary length.
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