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Soil nailing is an earth retention process that uses reinforcing strands to create a stable gravity wall or retaining system.
Similar to helical anchors, soil nails are installed using torque to a predetermined depth and are then finished with an application of ShotLock over rebar.
Soil nailing is an earth retention technique used to stabilize slopes, existing retaining walls, and deep excavated cuts.
During the installation of grouted soil nail walls, holes are drilled with a slight downward slope, reinforcing bars are inserted into the holes, and then the bars are grouted into place for stability.
Typically, multiple grouted soil nails are installed in an engineered pattern to stabilize slopes and other structures.
ShotLock is a fiber-reinforced concrete material that is applied directly to a wall surface with pneumatic pressure. This type of application provides significant strength and compaction, resulting in a final product more than 2x the strength of traditional concrete.
ShotLock can be applied using a traditional concrete or mortar mixture and offers a versatile solution to construct, repair or reinforce walls, bridges, tunnels, channels and other structural elements.
Helical Anchors, also referred to as tiebacks, provide lateral stability for foundations and retaining walls with unbalanced earth pressures.
Installed with hand tools or any variety of construction equipment, this flexible solution is a convenient and economical option for many projects.
Solider pile and lagging is a shoring support system where steel beams are set into a predrilled hole or driven into place. Wood lagging or concrete panels are typically place between the beams to provide the support of the excavation.
This system can either be designed for cantilever or tieback system depending on the wall heights and loadings.
Sheet piles are sections of sheet materials with interlocking edges that are driven in the ground to maintain the earth retention and provide excavation support. Sheet pile walls are used to help the excavations for below-grade parking structures, basements, pump houses, and foundations. These walls can permanent or temporary.
Sheet piles are usually made of steel. A vertical set of continuously interlocked pile forms a flexible vertical wall called a sheet pile wall. Steel sheet pile is the most common type of sheet pile, modern steel sheet pile comes in many shapes such as Z sheet pile, U sheet pile, or straight pile.
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