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An inflatable cofferdam is a water-inflated barrier that can be used for many types of water management – water diversion, flood protection and water storage to name but three. The reliable internal structure within an inflatable cofferdam is inflated by water that is usually already available on site to create a barrier that’s sturdy enough …
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Swimming pool maintenance is of course extremely important. If you have a small home pool then it’s usually just a case of draining the pool so that maintenance can be performed. What about large public facilities or even water parks? These types of pools have millions of gallons of water, meaning that draining not only …
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The normal home for a boat is, of course, in the water. This means when it comes to the construction of a boat ramp water will be present. This also means that you will need a way of removing the water from the construction site as building a boat ramp in water is both impractical …
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There is no doubt that when it comes to dewatering solutions, temporary water storage and flooding protection there is no better solution than an inflatable cofferdam. A cofferdam is a water-inflated barrier that provides protection against water intrusion. It keeps water out from where water is not needed, and keeps water in when water is …
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If you are an experienced construction company, then you likely understand how important dewatering is for any construction project where water is a problem. You could be building or repairing a bridge or a rampway. No matter what you are doing, the presence of water is a problem. If perhaps you are new to working …
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We have a large number of lakes and waterways in the United States, plus a lengthy coastline as well. That means a large expanse of shorelines, which in turn means a hefty need for construction in and around shoreline areas. If you commonly work in areas involving shoreline restoration, then you will want to choose …
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There are very few construction projects as dangerous as bridge repair. Because of the nature of bridges, repair crews will typically be working at heights and in hazardous environments when performing repairs. Sadly, a large number of fatalities occur each year when people work on bridges and fail to take the necessary safety precautions. Bridge …
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There was a time in the United States when we were always building bridges. When a bridge is built though and serves a specific purpose, there’s little point in building another bridge alongside it. As a result of this, almost half the bridges in the United States are over half a century old. This means …
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For the vast majority of construction projects, a dry worksite is something that’s essential. In many cases though – such as when working in flowing water to repair a bridge – it’s not easy to provide one. In such cases you will need to divert the water as opposed to damming it. To further expand …
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Water is a huge problem for owners of commercial properties. Unpredictable weather events such as hurricanes and major downpours take water from the air and deposit it on the ground, and of course that water will find its way into ponds, lakes, rivers and streams. If those bodies cannot cope with the volume of water, …
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