Geotechnical Investigation - Articles - Page 47

Hayward Baker Begins Kansas Department of Transportation Project

Company to Focus on K-10 South Lawrence Trafficway Ground Improvement

August 6, 2014

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Hayward Baker proposed solutions to various embankment surface failures, which include wick drains and stone columns.

Menard Moves Corporate Offices to Carnegie, Pa.

New Headquarters Prompted By Company Growth

August 4, 2014

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The company expects continued growth and likes the idea of existing in a community that's making a comeback.

Hayward Baker Names Mark Rohrbach Senior Engineer

Rohrbach to Serve at Regional Office in Seattle

July 17, 2014

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Rohrbach has more than 15 years of experience with geotechnical engineering in the U.S.

National Drilling Association to Hold 2014 Convention in Ohio

October Convention Expecting More than 100 from the Drilling Industry

July 16, 2014

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Into the idea of learning about drilling, attending a golf outing and earning continuing education credits? The October convention will have it all.

Limited-Access Drilling Driven by Mobility, Power

Brandon Wronski

July 2, 2014

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A drill site is much more than a location.

Geotechnical drilling can benefit from bentonite, cement grout

Rick Hennessey

July 2, 2014

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Bentonite-based viscosifier used as a cement additive for grout backfilling is becoming the standard in the geotechnical community.

Little Beaver LS T1 geotechnical drill rig

Little Beaver Offers LS T1 Geotechnical Truck-Mounted Drill

Portable drill designed for geotechnical drilling in tough soil conditions.

May 14, 2014

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The LS T1 can be mounted to the bed of a small truck or flatbed, or on a single-axle trailer.

DFI Appoints New Chair to Sustainability Committee

Geotechnical veteran also has worked on foundation group's Slurry Walls Committee

April 17, 2014

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Carlos Englert has more than 15 years experience designing and building geotechnical projects in the U.S. and elsewhere.

Little Beaver Releases Lone Star LS T1 Geotechnical Drill

Solid stem augers are available in 3- to 8-inch diameters, and the unit is capable of drilling 6-inch boreholes down to 100 feet.

April 8, 2014

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The Lone Star LS T1 Geotechnical Drill from Little Beaver gives contractors a rugged and dependable drill for standard penetration tests (SPT) and sampling through tough soils in nearly any environment.

The location of the downhole annular pressure tool relative to the 9.875-inch milled tooth tri-cone drill bit.

HDD Tackles the Mississippi

Alexis Brumm

April 1, 2014

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Crossing underneath the Mississippi River using horizontal directional drilling sounds like it could be something out of a driller’s fairy tale. Pipeline owner, Boardwalk Louisiana Midstream, made that fairy tale a reality.