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

Another massive retaining wall block system.

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GSE offers the widest selection and highest quality of HDPE and LLDPE geomembranes, geosynthetic clay liners, geonets, geocomposites, nonwoven geotextiles, and concrete protection products. Visit GSE

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Completed side-hill retaining wall for the SR 264 Second Mesa project in Arizona. Photo by Bharat Khandel, ADOT by way of NCS Consultants, LLC
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March 12, 2009 rockman Articles, Retaining Walls Comments Off on Side Hill Retaining Walls – Part 1

Completed side-hill retaining wall for the SR 264 Second Mesa project in Arizona. Photo by Bharat Khandel, ADOT by way of NCS Consultants, LLCSide-hill retaining walls refer primarily to fill-walls built partway down the sides of an existing slope or embankment. They are encountered in roadway and rail widening projects as well as site development but usually in steep terrain. This article provides an overview of the problems, failure mechanisms, investigation approaches, analysis tools and wall type alternatives for these structures. Click through to read the article!

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All answers from AllExperts.com by my colleague Robert Cummings, P.E. of Saguaro GeoServices, LLC of Tucson. He’s an expert in geological engineering, rock blasting and geotechnical engineering. I was impressed to see he has over […]

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