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Geotechnical News
Consultation opens for new Thames crossing
Transport for London (TfL) has today launched a public consultation for a road tunnel and ferry crossing in east London.
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Bored tunnel downplayed as Fehmarnbelt crossing option
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Crossrail amends Connaught Tunnel works
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Tunnelling machine set for Beckton sewage works run
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London borough tightens basement rules
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Pile guide first for Brazilian offshore project
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Final funding plea for heritage rail repair
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Frankis wins foundations contract for Kent homes
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Commons plays down 'Big Ben' subsidence risk
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Nordsee Ost wind farm foundation contract awarded
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Detailed geotechnical investigation for Scottish landslip site given go-ahead
Geotechnical features from NCE
Piling for Glasgow Conference Centre car park gets underway
New Bauer rig in use to case piles in unstable ground near surface.
Suspended slabs for Welsh retail project
Foundation contractor Keller is installing more than 2,400, 350mm diameter continuous flight auger (CFA) piles to depths of 19m for a new retail development in Prestatyn, Wales, being built by Marshall Construction.
Ground Engineering: Roll out the barrels
An unusual legacy of the Second World War has prompted an imaginative remediation strategy in north Kent.
Ground Engineering: A little nail treatment
Combining soil nailing with electrokinetics is enabling embankment stabilisation on a busy route through Kent to be carried out with minimal impact on nature and traffic.
Ground Engineering: Rising to the occasion
With more than 245,000m3 of fill needed to redevelop a site in the coastal Devon town of Seaton, an innovative approach was needed to avoid clogging up the narrow rural roads.
Ground Engineering: Contamination conundrum
Remediation technologies have advanced in the last 20 years, but the classification of what levels of contaminants are actually harmful to health is still very much a grey area.
Surge stopper: Felixstowe's new coastal defences
As well as making good severe erosion and improving beach protection, Felixstowe’s fast-track coastal defence project is supporting urban regeneration.
Plant: Mixing session
Cleaning up a development site with an unusual wartime legacy has involved some heavy duty specialist equipment, as Margo Cole reports.
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Ground Engineering is the leading magazine for the UK geotechnics industry providing information on new and practical aspects of geotechnics, engineering geology and geo-environmental engineering. To keep up to date on the latest stories, follow the magazine on twitter @GE_magazine Editor Claire Symes is a geotechnical engineer with 12 years' experience as a construction journalist. To get in contact, please email claire.symes@emap.com or call 020 7 728 4550 and follow her on Twitter @ClaireS_GE |
