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Randy Post, President of GeoPrac.net and Senior Geological/Geotechnical Engineer at Golder
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Webinar on Increasing Bearing Capacity and Reducing Settlement with Chemical Grout – April 6th

April 3, 2018 rockman Available Resources, News Comments Off on Webinar on Increasing Bearing Capacity and Reducing Settlement with Chemical Grout – April 6th

On Friday, April 6th from 12-1pm EST, 9-10am PST I will be presenting a webinar on increasing bearing capacity and reducing settlement using chemical grout, specifically polyurethane grout. Please register now for this free geotechnical webinar.  The […]

Embarcadero seawall is in need of repair and hardening against sea level rise
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San Francisco’s Embarcadero Seawall At Risk from Earthquakes, Sea-Level Rise

June 1, 2018 rockman News, Project Related Comments Off on San Francisco’s Embarcadero Seawall At Risk from Earthquakes, Sea-Level Rise

The iconic San Francisco waterfront area known as Embarcadero is in dire need of a new seawall system to harden the area against sea level rise and to prevent damage from major earthquakes.  Projections are that the […]

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U.S. Company, NCFI Polyurethanes, Launches TerraThane.com Website for Geo-Technical Applications and Uses

September 1, 2011 rockman Press Releases Comments Off on U.S. Company, NCFI Polyurethanes, Launches TerraThane.com Website for Geo-Technical Applications and Uses

August 16, 2011 MOUNT AIRY, NC—NCFI, a U.S. company, is aiding the world geo-technical market by launching a Website for a line of new generation polyurethane products for geo-technical uses.

The Website, www.terrathane.com, provides companies working in the geotechnical field (i.e. concrete highway lifting, concrete slab raising, pipeline and tunneling, cavity filling, soil stabilization, pole setting, mine reclamation) a single online resource for choosing the very best product for their specific uses, educational material, and equipment and training resources. [Editor] Click through for the rest of the press release. [/Editor]

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