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Geosynthetic reinforced soil walls as integral bridge abutments

April 21, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Geosynthetic reinforced soil walls as integral bridge abutments

Republished from the ER-2010 conference, this paper by Michael R. Simac and David J. Elton describes the performance of two of the first geosynthetic reinforced soil walls for integral bridge abutment construction in North America […]

Collector well diagram
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Riverbank Filtration Tunnel and Pump Station in Louisville, KY Wins 2011 ASCE Award

April 13, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Riverbank Filtration Tunnel and Pump Station in Louisville, KY Wins 2011 ASCE Award

The Riverbank Filtration Tunnel and Pump Station in Louisville, Kentucky is an innovative project to provide clean drinking water to the Louisville metro area. The project involves using the natural filtration of a sand and […]

APE 400 vibratory driver/extractor in New Orleans
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APE’s 400 Vibratory Driver Extractor, ‘King Kong’ Extracts 140-ft Piles

April 4, 2011 rockman Comments Off on APE’s 400 Vibratory Driver Extractor, ‘King Kong’ Extracts 140-ft Piles

In Bell Chase, Louisiana, a huge vibratory driver/extractor manufactured by American Piledriving Equipment Inc. was used to extract 54-in diameter pipe piles 140-ft deep. The piles were part of a cofferdam for the largest pumping […]

Drilling for presplit blasting for wind turbine foundations in Oklahoma
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Wind Turbine Foundations in Rock for OK Wind Farm

March 4, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Wind Turbine Foundations in Rock for OK Wind Farm

For a wind farm near Lawton, OK, many of the foundations consist of rock sockets 19 feet in diameter, 20 feet deep. The rock was blasted to presplit the holes and facilitate excavation. The bedrock […]

Preston tunnel project, Lancashire, UK, where TBM is stuck
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Contractors battle to extract TBM after silt breaches tunnel

February 28, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Contractors battle to extract TBM after silt breaches tunnel

A TBM is stuck on a 2.85m diameter stormwater tunnel in Lancashire, UK. The tunnel is planned to be 3.5-km long, but has been stalled since November when the silt intrusion stopped the tunnel boring […]

Excavation and ground freezing by Moretrench for MTA's Second Avenue Subway
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Ground Freezing and Tunneling for New York MTA’s Second Ave Subway

February 21, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Ground Freezing and Tunneling for New York MTA’s Second Ave Subway

GeoPrac sponsor Moretrench is a key team member of the Second Avenue subway team, performing ground freezing on a 150-ft stretch of tunnel alignment in preparation for the second tunnel. ENR reports that approximately 7,200 […]

I-5 Bridge over the Columbia River - seismically deficient
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Washington’s I-5 Bridge over Columbia River Needs Seismic Upgrade

February 15, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Washington’s I-5 Bridge over Columbia River Needs Seismic Upgrade

The timber piles of the existing I-5 bridge over the Columbia River is vulnerable to liquefaction in the event of a major earthquake. And there is no shortage of potential sources for the shaking in […]

Repairs to the old Devil's Slide landslide area on CA Highway 1, soon to be abandoned when the tunnel bypass opens.
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Devil’s Slide excavation completed for both tunnels

February 10, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Devil’s Slide excavation completed for both tunnels

The notorious landslide-prone stretch of California Highway 1 at Devil’s slide has only about one more year until traffic bypasses it completely thanks to the twin bore tunnels that have just completed excavation. They still […]

Big Sur coastline where new Pitkins Curve Bridge is being built on CA Highway 1
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Foundations for California Highway 1 Pitkins Curve Bridge

February 10, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Foundations for California Highway 1 Pitkins Curve Bridge

On the Big Sur coatline, the Pitkins Curve area of California Highway 1 (the PCH) is undergoing some improvements to help alleviate landslides and roadway instability. National Driller magazine reports on the project in their […]

Worker clears sludge from Brightwater TBM
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Brightwater tunnel inches through toughest stretch toward finish

February 8, 2011 rockman Comments Off on Brightwater tunnel inches through toughest stretch toward finish

The massive 13-mile wastewater tunnel project known as Brightwater is approaching the final stretch of tunneling, but perhaps the most difficult. This portion of the project has already claimed one contractor’s slurry TBM and put […]

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