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June 23, 2017 rockman Links, Resources Comments Off on Stone Strong

Stone Strong is the largest precast retaining wall block available on the market measuring 3′ by 8′, weighing 6,000 lbs. This block is not misplaced easily.

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Roctest is a world leader manufacturer of instrumentation used in civil engineering projects such as dams, tunnels and other large infrastructures, including tall buildings and mines. Roctest manufactures geotechnical and structural instruments for monitoring and […]

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Limitstate:GEO

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LimitState:GEO is truly unique software which allows users to easily and rapidly analyse geotechnical stability problems of almost any type – including combined problems simultaneously involving slope stability, retaining walls, footings and tunnels. Visit Limitstate:GEO

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RAPID CPT, Plog, Pdensity, and Pconcrete – software that empowers you to efficiently and effectively collect, manage, and report your site investigation and QA/QC projects. Utilize handheld or PDA data collection and integrate nicely with […]

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