Controlled Modulus Columns
Controlled Modulus Columns
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Does anyone know what is controlled modulus columns? Where can I find more information about this?
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RE: Controlled Modulus Columns
Seriously. You need to do that before asking questions here.
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RE: Controlled Modulus Columns
http://www.menardusa.com/CMC%20Application%20to%20...
http://www.menard-web.com/InternetMenard.nsf/0/373...
http://www.geopac.ca/site/images/stories/plaquette...
maybe you should get some contact info from the these websites and see if they have something available.
RE: Controlled Modulus Columns
According to your profile, you've started 42 threads and responded to none. It's not a leap to assume you don't do a lot of legwork.
Anyway, when I googled it, like CANETI did, the first five or six links provided the information you were seeking in your original post. You asked what it was, not for anything more specific. Given your question, the response was appropriate, as the google links will clearly answer the question you posed.
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www.PeirceEngineering.com
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Controlled Modulus Columns™
The Controlled Modulus Columns™ are well adapted to high surface loading conditions and strict settlement requirements and are used to support slabs-on-grade, isolated footings and embankments on compressible clays, fills and organic soils.
A specially designed auger, powered by equipment with large torque capacity and high static down thrust, displaces the soil laterally, with virtually no spoil or vibration. During the auger extraction process, a column is developed by pressure-grouting to achieve a predetermined stiffness ratio with the surrounding soil. The result is a composite soil/cement ground improvement system.