Subsidence Control by High Volume Grouting
Various grouting techniques have been used over the years to stabilize existing structures and new construction over abandoned coal mines. The purpose of any mine
Various grouting techniques have been used over the years to stabilize existing structures and new construction over abandoned coal mines. The purpose of any mine
An existing inactive hazardous waste landfill located in Niagara Falls, New York was exhibiting migration of contaminants due to lateral groundwater flow in the underlying
In early 1978, about a month into full-time operation, the new filter plant building for the water treatment plant for the City of Glenwood Springs,
An abandoned 1600-meter (mile-long) rock tunnel had to be completely filled with grout. The total tunnel volume was approximately 4500 cubic meters (6000 cubic yards).
Grouting techniques have been used for many years to solve various aspects of coal mine pollution and subsidence problems. The principal applications are in preventing

Background Freeport-McMoRan, a large copper mining company, tasked GSI with creating an impermeable cutoff wall / grout curtain at their Chino Mine facility to prevent

Significant Project Features: Soil-Bentonite Cutoff Wall Total Area: 168,700 SF Length: 2,410.0 LF Depth: 70 ft. Width: 3 ft. Permeability: <1.0×10-7 cm/sec Project Objective: To install

Project Features: Two-Line Grout Curtain Fully documented, real-time, automated, grouting parameter monitoring and recording Remediation of earthen embankment dam and underlying rock foundation Pressure Grouting