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How Water Storage Can Benefit Your Construction Site

How Water Storage Can Benefit Your Construction Site

For most people, water is on tap. You just have to spin your faucet and water comes gushing out. You may think there is no need for temporary water storage as water can easily be replenished, so what is the point of storing it? Why not just let it drain away? In truth, water doesn’t …

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Key Characteristics Of Water Inflated Cofferdams

Key Characteristics Of Water Inflated Cofferdams

There are many reasons why you might be thinking of purchasing or renting a water inflated cofferdam. Such a device is crucial, for example, if you want to ensure a dry working site when you are working close to and directly in a source of water. While you are considering your purchase or rental, you …

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Installation Procedures For Water Filled Cofferdams

Installation Procedures For Water Filled Cofferdams

The installation procedure for your water filled cofferdam depends upon the type of installation that you require. Generally, there are three potential types of installation for a water filled cofferdam as follows: Dry surface where no water is present Static water environment where water is present but is not flowing Dynamic water environment where water …

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Why Inflatable Cofferdams Are Superior To Earthen Dams

Why Inflatable Cofferdams Are Superior To Earthen Dams

There are many solutions to the issues of water intrusion. An inflatable cofferdam is one of the most effective solutions, but it is not the only one. How does the effectiveness of an inflatable cofferdam compare to, for example, an earthen dam? An earthen dam is probably the oldest type of dam there is, and …

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Preventative Bridge Repair with Water Filled Cofferdams

Preventative Bridge Repair with Water Filled Cofferdams

The current state of bridges all across the US is not good. The ‘golden age’ of bridge-building in the US was over half a century ago, meaning that almost half of the bridges in the country are over fifty years of age. This is bad news, especially as it’s also estimated that one in ten …

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