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Cofferdam helps preserve submariner history

January 23, 2012 rockman Project Related Comments Off on Cofferdam helps preserve submariner history

Sheet pile cofferdam around HMS Alliance

A steel sheet pile cofferdam has been built around the HMS Alliance, a British submarine launched in 1945. The cofferdam will be infilled to create a safe place to perform restoration work. [Source: New Civil Engineer. Image: NCE]

Sheet Pile Wall SLOPE/W example problem

August 1, 2010 rockman Software Updates Comments Off on Sheet Pile Wall SLOPE/W example problem

Deep excavations usually require proper reinforcement to prevent failure. In this SLOPE/W example we illustrate how the stability of a deep excavation with a sheet pile wall can be evaluated. Features of this simulation include: […]

New Tapan Zee Bridge Cofferdams designed with DeepEx software

February 13, 2015 rockman Project Related Comments Off on New Tapan Zee Bridge Cofferdams designed with DeepEx software

The geotechnical software company Deep Excavation has a nice entry on their blog about the cofferdams for the Tapan Zee Bridge in New York. Geotechnical firm Siefert Associates used the DeepExcav software to design the […]

Workers try to repair the sinking sea wall at the Jefferson Memorial

June 9, 2010 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on Workers try to repair the sinking sea wall at the Jefferson Memorial

The Jefferson Memorial itself is supported on a network of 600+ concrete piles and drilled shafts that penetrate through soft Patomac River sediments and dredged material into bedrock between 80 and 138-ft below ground. However, […]

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