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24 records matched your query of piles through geogrid. Outputting records 1 to 20.

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Geotechnical Engineers Area - Earth retention engineering Forum
moe333 (Geotechnical)
... and the reinforcing is placed around the piles. I have concerns about drilling through the geogrid - you...
... the bottom layer of geogrid in the upper tier of the wall. The piers would be drilled through the geogrid...
Geotechnical Engineers Area - Earth retention engineering Forum
TDAA (Geotechnical)
... the abutment resting on the bored piles while still using the geogrid reinforced wall system with the panel...
... at spacing the piles and using a drain board between them, when I was looking at a shotcrete facing...
Civil / Environmental Engineers Area - Earthwork/grading engineering Forum
PWS (Specifier/Regulator)
... that some bog spots are as deep as 40 feet. What about wooden piles jetted into the low spots before...
... by the periodic high lake level. Would tree trunks be better used as corduroy floatation or as piles to reach...
Geotechnical Engineers Area - Foundation engineering Forum
fattdad (Geotechnical)
... never heard of a pile driven through a geogrid but I would not imagine any problem for driveability....
...If the slope is already built you are screwed. You can drive through the geogrid without an issue...
Geotechnical Engineers Area - Earth retention engineering Forum
SKJ25POL (Structural)
.... It seems that the portion of the structure has problems that are applying some lateral loads through...
... in between the piles. In order to do this right you need some data. You need test borings to see what kind...
Civil / Environmental Engineers Area - Earthwork/grading engineering Forum
kechha2060 (Civil/Environmental)
...the problem with a bridge is the piles would penetrate the landfill, leachate and (likely...
...) into the water table. I'd consider a soil raft (i.e., granular fill and geogrid) and anticipate a maintenance...
Geotechnical Engineers Area - Slope stability engineering Forum
geonet (Geotechnical)
... in the world, likely. I've just got a copy of his book to glance through and he has several items on expansion...
... you might consider eliminating or reducing the potential by utilizing geogrid beneath the embankment...
Geotechnical Engineers Area - Foundation engineering Forum
eric1037 (Geotechnical)
... also considered placing geogrid at the bottom of the crushed aggregate to help establish a good working...
...Actually, around here, auger-cast piles are more economical than helical piers. There are at least...
Geotechnical Engineers Area - Earth retention engineering Forum
Zentelis (Computer)
... an aluminum sided pole building). During the last heavy rain, water leaked into the garage through the floor...
... is that the building can be supported on screw piles while the wall is rebuilt with a deeper toe....
Geotechnical Engineers Area - Foundation engineering Forum
bakal28 (Civil/Environmental)
... at the depth of 0.7 meters. Let's say the fill is real strong (heck put some geogrid in it and really increase...
... to the buildings entrance to counter settlement (the structure was on wood piles). We took out the sand and gravel...

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