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August 31, 2011 rockman Project Related Comments Off on Video: URETEK ICR Concrete Lifting at 24/7 Facilities

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Stabilizing Wind Energy

February 7, 2012 Ty Taylor Articles, Ground Improvement Comments Off on Stabilizing Wind Energy

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Recently, URETEK ICR was asked to review a project involving lifting and stabilization of 10 precast transformer pads at a wind farm located in South Dakota.

The pads had settled to varying degrees with 8 of the 10 having settled 1 (±0.5) inch and requiring only stabilization and the two remaining, with settlement in excess of 3.5 inches, requiring lift and stabilization.

[Editor] Click through for more on this interesting project by GeoPrac.net sponsor, URETEK ICR! [/Editor]

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Polyurethane Grouting for Foundation Re-Use at the Kentucky International Convention Center

January 2, 2026 rockman Ground Improvement 0

The reuse of existing foundations can offer significant schedule, cost, and sustainability benefits on large renovation projects, but it also introduces geotechnical challenges that are not always straightforward to address. One such challenge is how […]

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Free Webinar–Geotechnical Aspects of Polyurethane Grout

December 8, 2015 rockman Rockman's Ramblings Comments Off on Free Webinar–Geotechnical Aspects of Polyurethane Grout

I’m pleased to announce that I will be a guest speaker at the monthly webinar of URETEK Holdings, an affiliate of GeoPrac sponsor URETEK ICR.  I will be presenting on Geotechnical Aspects of Polyurethane Grout, […]

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