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slope stabilisation

Aarsleff’s design principle, of using a contiguous piled wall to help support the failing slope during demolition, on a project at Gibraltar Rock is now considered by North Tyneside Council as the textbook response to any future issues with slope stabilisation

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Let's talk… slope stabilisation

An insight into the range of slope stabilisation projects undertaken by Aarsleff in the UK

24 October 2024

Soil nails being installed up to 20 linear feet deep on a grid pattern of 6ft by 6ft and 8ft by 8ft, by GeoStabilization International to provide robust support to an unstable slope in Lynchburg, Virginia. Credit: GeoStabilization International

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Critical roadway stabilisation after rainfall

GeoStabilization International’s work reinforcing slope following torrential storm damage

07 October 2024

An example of slope stabilisation using soil nails and mesh, the treated slope is on the left, and the area to the right has yet to be stabilised. Credit: CAN Geotechnical

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Let's talk about slope stabilisation

What are the different types of slope failure, what causes them and what can be done to prevent them

27 September 2024

Rockfall netting being installed with rock bolts along the Severn Estuary line to help prevent further line closures due to slope failures. Credit: Network Rail

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Keeping the train lines open

Network Rail's major resilience work on the Newport to Gloucester railway line in the UK

20 September 2024

An example of the use of the mesh and bolting technique to stabilise a rock face at a quarry site. Credit: GeoStabilization International

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Innovative solutions for slope instability and rockfall hazards

What can be done to ensure that open pit mines and quarries are free from geological hazards

06 September 2024

Specialist teams from CAN carrying out stabilisation work on the white cliffs behind the Port of Dover Credit: RSK Group

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CAN takes to Dover's iconic white cliffs for vital stabilisation project

CAN starts a 20-week geotechnical programme at the Port of Dover designed to protect the chalk face

22 April 2024

Network rail has successfully completed repairs to a landslip near Edenbridge Credit: Network Rail

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UK rail line reopens after Network Rail completes landslip repairs

Redhill to Tonbridge railway line reopens after emergency landslip repairs completed by engineers

16 April 2024

Work on a rockfall mitigation project in West Virginia included rock slope scaling, removal of rockfall hazards, and localised rock bolting

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Rockfall mitigation project completed in West Virginia

Rockfall mitigation in West Virginia included rock slope scaling and localised rock bolting

09 January 2024

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