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HomeNewsProject RelatedUpdate on Landmark Kansas City Bridge Project – kcICON

Update on Landmark Kansas City Bridge Project – kcICON

June 18, 2008 rockman Project Related Comments Off on Update on Landmark Kansas City Bridge Project – kcICON

 

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ADSC Lawrenceville Rock Socket Load Test Site–Prediction Contest!

August 2, 2011 rockman Miscellaneous Comments Off on ADSC Lawrenceville Rock Socket Load Test Site–Prediction Contest!

As part of an ongoing ADSC research project on axial capacity of drilled shaft rock sockets in the Southeastern US, several test shafts were constructed this past week and the load test portion will commence […]

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UK railroad engineers now designing with Eurocodes

August 8, 2011 rockman Standards and Codes Comments Off on UK railroad engineers now designing with Eurocodes

UK structural and geotechnical engineers have long used the British Standard codes for design of railroad bridges. Those days are now gone as all rail structures are required to use the Eurocode. This article is […]

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Robert Thompson awarded the Diplomate, Geotechnical Engineering (D.GE) certification

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A little late, but congratulations to my colleague and fellow blogger, Robert Thompson on receiving the D.GE certification. Wish I could have been there! [Source: Dan Brown and Associates, PC. Image: DBA]

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