Solution Feature Investigation
Geological records indicated that the site was underlain by Winter Hill Gravel, (a Lacustrine delta gravel), over Upper Chalk. There […]
More InformationGround Improvement covers any method in which natural and disturbed ground has its geotechnical and geo environmental performance enhanced.
In geotechnical engineering, the goal frequently is to strengthen and/or stiffen soft or weak soil or fill, either temporarily or permanently. We have undertaken the investigation, liaison, design, regulatory approval and monitoring of road schemes, using innovative techniques provided by a range of specialist ground engineering contractors. These techniques include piling, ground improvement using rigid inclusions, ground treatment using dynamic and vibro-methods, grouting, pre-loading and vertical drains.
The problems posed by water in ground improvement are either that there is too much of it and/or it cannot escape quickly enough when stress regimes are altered. Additionally, if water flows it can strengthen or weaken the soil according to the flow and pore water pressure. We provide recommendations for groundwater control, assess construction conditions and liaise with specialist contractors.
Geological records indicated that the site was underlain by Winter Hill Gravel, (a Lacustrine delta gravel), over Upper Chalk. There […]
More InformationWe were contracted to carry out a ground investigation and advise on foundation design for a number of 16 storey […]
More InformationIt was proposed that the site be developed to accommodate two large linked glasshouse structures and an ornamental lake. A […]
More InformationThis site, which extends to approximately 4 hectares, had a history of quarrying which dated from around the mid 1800s. […]
More InformationWe were contracted to carry out ground investigation works within St. James’ Park in Central London. The object of the […]
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