Posts tagged with ‘Geofoam’

Using Engineered Geofoam for Garden Roofs
By BethAnn Kruljac on May 25, 2016
Originally posted on Roofing Magazine’s website For most of the past century, the rooftops of commercial and institutional buildings...
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Super Bowl 50: A look underneath the concrete ramps in Levi’s Stadium
By BethAnn Kruljac on February 4, 2016
The new Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara opened for the 2014 NFL season after a very aggressive construction schedule...
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Caltrans Using Blocks of Polystyrene for Freeway Offramp Support
By BethAnn Kruljac on November 19, 2015
Originally posted on NOOZHAWK, local news in Santa Barbara Giant segments replacing dirt in project at Fairview Avenue are...
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What Compressive Strength do you Really Need?
By BethAnn Kruljac on June 9, 2015
Many projects design & build for higher load bearing densities then are required, thus costing significantly more time and money...
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EPS Geofoam as Slab Infill Saves Contractor Time & Money
By BethAnn Kruljac on February 9, 2015
Project: Commercial Slab Infill | Location: Scottsdale, AZ | Contractor: J. F. Ellis Corporation Using EPS Geofoam as a slab...
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Geofoam serves as soil substitute in Windy City park project
By BethAnn Kruljac on January 20, 2015
Originally published on American City and County Website, Dec 2014 Landscape architects rely on InsulFoam GF EPS geofoam to...
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Chicago’s Maggie Daley Park is City’s Largest Geofoam Project
By BethAnn Kruljac on November 20, 2014
Read recent news on the Maggie Daley Project via the Construction Specifier, November 2014: Geosynthetics for new Chicago downtown park...
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Geofoam for Utility Protection and Utility Insulation
By BethAnn Kruljac on July 9, 2014
For years the problem of corrosion has been on the minds of the engineers who manage the Alyeska Pipeline,...
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Geofoam Solves Manhole Soil Erosion & Displacement Problem
By BethAnn Kruljac on June 30, 2014
Problem: Deep water and winter freeze cause manhole jacking and separation. A manhole located in Class ‘A’ wetlands in...
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Project Profile: Idaho Bridge Expansion & Replacement
By BethAnn Kruljac on May 9, 2014
Topaz Bridge Expansion & Replacement | McCammon, Idaho Idaho’s heavily used trucking route and bridge (circa 1940) expands from...
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Posts tagged with ‘Geofoam’

Using Engineered Geofoam for Garden Roofs

Super Bowl 50: A look underneath the concrete ramps in Levi’s Stadium

Caltrans Using Blocks of Polystyrene for Freeway Offramp Support

What Compressive Strength do you Really Need?

EPS Geofoam as Slab Infill Saves Contractor Time & Money

Geofoam serves as soil substitute in Windy City park project

Chicago’s Maggie Daley Park is City’s Largest Geofoam Project

Geofoam for Utility Protection and Utility Insulation

Geofoam Solves Manhole Soil Erosion & Displacement Problem

Project Profile: Idaho Bridge Expansion & Replacement

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