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Construction of Stair-Stepped Soil-Cement Bank Protection
Along normally dry rivers in the arid southwestern United States soil-cement has become a popular method of protecting banks and bridge abutments from erosion and collapse during floods. This paper focuses on construction of soil-cement bank protection. Construction topics discussed Include control of water, central mixing plants, and the equipment needed to, transport, spread, compact and cure soil-cement built in stair-stepped fashion on relatively steep riverbanks. Additionally the materials, mixture proportions and section dimensions of soil-cement bank protection, are discussed. Production rates and cost factors are also presented.
Construction of Stair-Stepped Soil-Cement Bank Protection
Along normally dry rivers in the arid southwestern United States soil-cement has become a popular method of protecting banks and bridge abutments from erosion and collapse during floods. This paper focuses on construction of soil-cement bank protection. Construction topics discussed Include control of water, central mixing plants, and the equipment needed to, transport, spread, compact and cure soil-cement built in stair-stepped fashion on relatively steep riverbanks. Additionally the materials, mixture proportions and section dimensions of soil-cement bank protection, are discussed. Production rates and cost factors are also presented.
Construction of Stair-Stepped Soil-Cement Bank Protection
Hansen, Kenneth D. (author) / Schexnayder, Cliff (author)
Geo-Denver 2000 ; 2000 ; Denver, Colorado, United States
2000-07-24
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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