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Earthwork, Embankments and Blasting

Earthwork and embankments are part of nearly every construction project. Considerations include compaction factor, settlement, consolidation settlements, proctor data, nuclear density gauge, sand cone density and other construction QA/QC measures. Rock blasting is a highly technical field and can be a major cost component of projects in rocky terrain.

HIGHWAY CUT SLOPES IN ROCK:SPECIALIZED EXCAVATION AND ENHANCEMENT TECHNIQUES
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Aesthetic Blasting

August 28, 2007 Robert Cummings 1

HIGHWAY CUT SLOPES IN ROCK:SPECIALIZED EXCAVATION AND ENHANCEMENT TECHNIQUES

Bob Cummings of Saguaro GeoServices, Inc. discusses the development and implementation of aesthetic blasting and rock excavation techniques for highway cut slopes in sensitive and scenic infrastructure settings.

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