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A Concrete-Free Foundation System for Light Poles: How the Base, Guard & Collar Work Together
Light pole foundation work has traditionally meant excavation, concrete delivery, cure time, lane closures, and return trips before the pole can be installed. For contractors, municipalities, and project owners, those...
When talking about heavy equipment, whether it be a skid steer or an excavator, most people...
When designing a helical pile, it can be tempting to assume that more helices automatically mean...
Helical piles and anchors are widely used in foundation construction due to their efficiency,...
Streetlight foundations in North America have historically been designed using Allowable Stress...
In today’s world of smartphones, cloud computing, and autonomous vehicles, helical piles and...
^ Above: Gary Seider with Jason Herron, his successor in the role of Engineering Manager for Civil...
Helical piles are a proven deep foundation solution used across commercial, industrial, utility,...
Copper wire theft from light poles is a growing problem for municipalities, utilities, and...
Frost jacking is an issue that many engineers face for lightly loaded structures and has become an...
One of the advantages often given for using helical anchors or piles is that they can be used...
A major emergency repair was required in north Tallahassee, Florida, after severe erosion...
Hubbell Power Systems recently completed an extensive field and laboratory study to better...
For communication towers—whether lattice or monopole—the foundation system must do more than just...