can liquefaction be used to sink a "popped" in-ground pool
can liquefaction be used to sink a "popped" in-ground pool
(OP)
The pool is in South beach Florida which has a high water table and sand. The city drained the pool while my boss was away and did not pull the drain plugs. The preferred method is to mudjack, but I was wondering if large cement vibratory compactor and partially filling the pool, would do anything to help lower the high end which rose over 18 inches. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jerry
Thank you,
Jerry





RE: can liquefaction be used to sink a "popped" in-ground pool
Mike Lambert
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Dik
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RE: can liquefaction be used to sink a "popped" in-ground pool
Unless I'm missing something here with long term inground pool performance, before you so any repairs, I would try to figure out why the uplift/settlement occurred and fix the problem.
Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
http://mmcengineering.tripod.com
RE: can liquefaction be used to sink a "popped" in-ground pool
He knows what happened. Look at his OP. The pool became a boat and floated.
RE: can liquefaction be used to sink a "popped" in-ground pool
Mike McCann
MMC Engineering
http://mmcengineering.tripod.com
RE: can liquefaction be used to sink a "popped" in-ground pool