soil creep stabilization
soil creep stabilization
(OP)
Practical means for stabilizing existing slopes. Terracing, bulkheading, etc.?
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Practical means for stabilizing existing slopes. Terracing, bulkheading, etc.?
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RE: soil creep stabilization
RE: soil creep stabilization
If you can give us some specifics about the slope that is moving we can start giving some ideas.
RE: soil creep stabilization
Why did you include the word "creep" in the title of your post?
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RE: soil creep stabilization
Chuck Brawner once told me - controlling groundwater can increase your stability by 30%; geometry adjustments only by 10% or so. I've never tried to confirm precision of numbers, but groundwatercontrol is usually the "key".
Awaiting your details -
RE: soil creep stabilization