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    outdoor area that is easier to maintain. Shotcrete and Gunite If you are interested in having an inground swimming pool installed in your backyard, shotcrete and gunite are considered the ideal building material for the pool shell. While shotcrete involves factory-mixed wet material delivered via a concrete truck, gunite is mixed on-site. One person handles the dry powder while another adds water during the delivery. The compressive strength of shotcrete ranges from 6000 to 7500 psi, while gunite

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    On the 21st October 1994 saw, what was described as, one of ‘the worst civil engineering disasters in the United Kingdom in the last twenty-five years’. Balfour Beatty, the contractor in charge of a part of the £440 million project to build a part of the tunnel for the Heathrow Express train in the CTA (Central Terminal Area), were five years later charged with a fine of £1.2 million plus, £100,000 worth of prosecution costs for the collapse of a section of the tunnel near Heathrow Airport and seventy-five

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    can be applied vertically, inclined, and over head surfaces with minimum or without formwork. Generally the materials used in this method are same as conventional mortar, and reinforcement are welded fabric and deformed bars tacked onto surface. Shotcrete process is carried out either by these two processes: a) Wet process b) Dry process a) Wet process: In the wet process mixture of cement and aggregate premixed with water and the pump pushes the mixture through the hose and nozzle. Compressed air

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    implementing reinforcement measures including mechanical or concrete anchorage or anchoring devices that serve to withstand most of the landslide force, which can mitigate damage and afford residents time to get out of the danger zone (O’Sullivan, 2014). Shotcrete, drainage systems, and geometrical modifications to help prevent liquefaction and soil erosion are also priority mitigation projects that are needed to help mitigate landslides (O’Sullivan, 2014). The office of Emergency Preparedness and Assistance

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    In this report, it will analyses the building structure and envelope of an advanced engineering building at UQ. The report will put the emphasis on some aspects which include the construction documentation, building configuration building element design and building loading and load transfer to the foundation. From another perspective, the report will also illustrate the project’s sites structure which includes site conditions, material used, interfaces with pre-existing structure/infrastructure

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    with aggregate to increase the structural integrity of the tyre before being placed in a number of possible configurations. The tyres, once they are in their final configuration, can then be coated with a number of finishing products, ranging from shotcrete to timber, to give a desired appearance. The construction method of these walls can vary from a gravity supported system, where in the wall retains the earth through the physical weight of the wall itself, to fully reinforced where further reinforcement

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    Abstract— With the current rate of development of big cities needs to development of public transportation frame-work like metro and train, and new residential and commercial buildings have become more important than the past. In these new developments, the ground needs to be excavated in great volume. In this study, the current approach of handling of the excavated material in Australia has been investigated. Furthermore, recent studies concerning the material management have been discussed in order

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    It is also called as “design as you go” and “design as you monitor” approach since on the basis of observed ground conditions, the desired action can be taken. There are seven elements in NATM: 1. Exploitation of strength of native rock mass 2. Shotcrete protection 3. Measurement and monitoring 4. Flexible support 5. Closing of the invert 6. Contractual arrangements 7. Rock mass classification. Its advantages

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    Stressing and grouting of tendons 10. Spray-applied fire resistive materials: [ ] Periodic inspection: [ ] Testing per UBC Std. 7-6 11. Piling, drilled pier and caisson: Continuous Periodic Pile driving [ ] [ ] Drilling [ ] [ ] Testing [ ] [ ] 12. Shotcrete: [ ] Continuous placement inspection [ ] Preconstruction panel [ ] In-place

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    CASE STUDIES The two projects highlighted are the Delaware Aqueduct in upstate New York and the Eisenhower Tunnel in Colorado. Both projects were an evolution in tunnel design and methods used were from “lessons learned” on past tunneling ventures. Both projects were a high priority at the time of construction and were primarily the result of increasing demand for resources and mobility. The purpose of the Delaware Aqueduct is to transport water from upstate New York to provide the water needs

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