DuroTerra Dialogue: In a Tight Spot? The Right Solution for Low Overhead Clearance
In a Tight Spot? The Right Solution for Low Overhead Clearance What is your deep foundation of choice when facing overhead clearance restrictions on your project? Many engineers and contractors turn to helical piles or micropiles when working inside existing buildings or with limited overhead clearance. Did you know that Ductile Iron […]
DuroTerra Dialogue: Micropiles Made Simple
Micropiles Made Simple. Micropiles fill a niche in geotechnical construction to address sites with challenges including vibration concerns, overhead clearance restrictions and heavily-obstructed conditions. But you often hear words like complicated, expensive, slow, messy, dangerous associated with micropile installations. Did you know that Ductile Iron Piles (DIPs) are being used […]
DuroTerra Dialogue: Don’t get hung up on helical piles
Don’t get hung up on helical piles! Helical piles are used for underpinning of existing structures and for new construction of boardwalks and lightly loaded buildings. Like any piling system, there can be limitations that impact the overall benefit. We often hear these concerns from design professionals and contractors on projects utilizing […]
Ductile Iron Piles: A Higher-Capacity, Lower Risk Helical Pile Alternative
Are you thinking helical piles? Should you consider a Ductile Iron Pile alternative for higher capacity and reduced risk? Helical piles are a well-proven technology for underpinning of existing structures and are frequently used for new construction of lightly-loaded buildings with pile capacities typically less than 20 tons. Like any […]
A Cost-Effective Micropile Alternative
Working close to existing structures? Constrained sites? Interior applications? Concerned about vibrations from foundation construction? These are all common reasons why project teams specify drilled micropiles for foundation support on projects. Project teams also deal with the reality that drilled micropiles are often expensive and slow to install. A Drilled […]
DFI 42nd Annual Conference on Deep Foundations
We look forward to seeing you at DFI’s 42nd Annual Conference on Deep Foundations October 24-26, 2017 at the New Orleans Marriott. Connect with DuroTerra’s team on-site to learn more about Ductile Iron Piles, a low-vibration, modular, deep foundation alternative. Conference Schedule: VIEW HERE The Ductile Iron Pile system excels […]
Geotechnical Frontiers 2017
Geotechnical Frontiers 2017 is scheduled to take place March 12-15, 2017, in Orlando, Florida. Co-organized by Geo-Institute of ASCE and IFAI’s Geosynthetic Materials Association, it i s the third edition of this popular conference combining the biannual Geosynthetics and annual Geo-Congress events. Stop by Booth #422 to learn more about […]
DFI 41st Annual Conference on Deep Foundations
We look forward to seeing you at DFI’s 41st Annual Conference on Deep Foundations October 12-15. Chat with DuroTerra’s team at Booth #316. Check out a Technical Presentation featuring Ductile Iron Piles on October 14 at 5:00pm in the Broadway Ballroom South & Majestic Complex (6th Floor). Click HERE for […]
Are Vibrations A Concern On Your Soft Soil Site?
Project teams frequently work on soft soil sites, requiring deep foundation support. Often times, these sites are bordered by adjacent vibration-sensitive structures. The generation of high vibrations created by most driven pile systems cause project teams to reject the use of driven piles on urban projects with nearby adjacent structures […]
The Ductile Iron Pile System: A Cost-Effective Alternative to Traditional Micropiles
What challenges are you facing on your project? Working close to existing structures Constrained site Concerned about pile vibrations from driving These are common reasons why project teams have specified drilled micropiles for foundation support. Drilled micropiles may be unavoidable at some sites, however many projects can benefit from a […]
