MSR Stabilization variant
During the construction of a bypass road, an instability problem occurred on one of the slopes adjacent to the road. This geotechnical condition compromised the original layout of the upper road, generating a significant risk for the continuity of vehicular and pedestrian traffic. The loss of MSR stabilization slope variant not only...
Read moreReinforced wall in the vital connection between Quilalí-Wiwilí, Nicaragua.
The road connecting the municipalities of Wiwilí and Quilalí in the department of Nueva Segovia, in northern Nicaragua, is of vital importance for the region due to key factors, such as the connection it creates between the departments of Jinotega and Nueva Segovia, facilitating transit between communities that previously faced difficulties in terms of access and...
Read moreReinforcement of the asphalt layer at Int Matecaña airport.
Due to the high safety requirements and number of operations demanded by the airport pavement, it is necessary to establish a maintenance frequency, including the reinforcement of the asphalt layer, to ensure adequate comfort and operating conditions for aircraft. Solution: At Matecaña airport, in order to perform a maintenance...
Read moreMain façade cladding systems for MSR
In the field of geotechnical engineering and road infrastructure, reinforced soil wall facing systems have revolutionized the way we address soil containment and stabilization challenges. These structures, which combine soil layers with reinforcement materials such as FORTGRID UX geogrids, FORTEX BX geotextiles or...
Read moreHorizontal and Vertical Obstructions in MSR
Reinforced soil walls (RSW) are a widely used solution in civil engineering projects due to their versatility, efficiency and capacity to withstand high loads. However, during design and construction, it is common to encounter horizontal and vertical obstructions, such as pipes, conduits, poles or pre-existing foundations. These obstructions can present significant challenges...
Read moreIn which cases should the subgrade be reinforced with Geosynthetics?
In road infrastructure projects, one of the most important aspects is to guarantee pavement stability with geosynthetics. This aspect is taken care of by the subgrade soil which, in some cases, may not be sufficiently resistant or stable, compromising the useful life of the pavement and the service condition of the road. To...
Read moreSubdrainage optimization: use of technology in infrastructure projects
In infrastructure projects, the choice of appropriate subdrainage systems is essential to ensure performance and durability. Traditional solutions can be costly and inefficient, but alternatives such as subdrainage systems with geotextiles or geosynthetics and perforated pipe, filter pipe or perforated pipe confined in sand or filter gravel...
Read moreInnovations in Geotextiles and Subdrainage for Infrastructure Projects
The implementation of efficient subdrainage systems is fundamental in infrastructure projects to ensure the durability and functionality of structures such as pavements and retaining walls. In this context, geotextiles and perforated pipe systems are key materials, offering advanced solutions for groundwater management and moisture control...
Read moreHOW TO CORRECTLY INSTALL FORTGRID ASPHALT GEOGRIDS FOR REINFORCEMENT OF ASPHALT LAYERS?
In road rehabilitation projects, the implementation of FORTGRID ASPHALT geogrids for asphalt layers plays a crucial role. FORTGRID ASPHALT polyester woven geogrids not only reinforce the asphalt concrete layer, but also control and reduce reflective cracking. To ensure their optimum performance, it is essential to follow proper handling practices and...
Read moreGeotextile tubes for sand confinement in hydraulic structures and sludge dehydration in mining
GEOTEXTIL HYDROTUBE TUBES are geocontainers of tubular shape, with perimeters up to 15 m for capacities up to 12 m3 per linear meter, which are manufactured on request according to the project conditions and are filled by hydraulic means, with a fluid mixture of sand and water or sludge. ...
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