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Pile jacking needed to stabilise historical UK viaduct

Roger Bullivant installing 656 steel tubular piles to stabilise the Yarm Viaduct over the River Tees

Duncan Moore
Rober Bullivant is employing a jack-down piling technique at the historical Yam Viaduct project site. Credit: Roger Bullivant

Rober Bullivant is employing a jack-down piling technique at the historical Yam Viaduct project site. Credit: Roger Bullivant

Roger Bullivant Ltd (RBL) has been tasked with the installation of 656 steel tubular piles to depths of up to 13m as part of the engineering works at Yarm Viaduct, a cornerstone of British railway heritage....

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