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Deep Excavation Helical Pile Settlement Approach
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New method for settlement-based helical pile design

November 5, 2013 rockman Comments Off on New method for settlement-based helical pile design

Dimitrios at Deep Excavation posted an article last month about a new settlement method for helical piles that he is developing with Michael Perlow. The method is already showing promising results according to the article. […]

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