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Lowest Cost Isn’t Always Best: An Engineer’s Perspective
Written by Trevor G. Quayle, P.Eng., M.A.Sc.
For any construction project, there are two costs that can be considered:
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Chicago’s Goose Island area was once an industrial center for tanneries, breweries, and soap...
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Chance helical tieback anchors provide lateral support in soil retention applications including...
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Performing a load test is the best way to confirm pile capacity. It confirms if the pile has the...
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Adding grout to a helical pile shaft is a popular option for many reasons. Grout is used to:
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A variety of systems plus possible modifications results in a wide offering of retaining...
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Building a deck is like crafting the perfect outdoor sanctuary; a space where family gatherings,...
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Helical piles come in a variety of types and sizes, giving engineers and contractors flexibility to...
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Hanalei Weke Road is nestled between Hanalei Bay and mountains and nature preserves on the...
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From New York to Los Angeles, Edmonton to Denver, copper wire theft is an all-too-common problem...
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December 2024 Update - Read more about Scope 3 emissions from the Deep Foundations Institute!...
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The number of Electric Vehicles (EV’s) on the road is ever increasing. As such, so are the number...
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A £7.5m water treatment infrastructure project was being constructed in Staffordshire, UK. Access...
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Since the mid 1990’s, Hubbell Power Systems, Inc. has held an ICC-ES Evaluation Report for several...