Naue’s Combigrid® and Secugrid® products have been used success-fully to significantly improve the bearing capacity of the sub-base prior to construction commencing on site infrastructure for Lancaster University’s new £14m Health Innovation Campus.
At the historic site of the Royal Horticultural Society’s fifth Garden at Worsley, Greater Manchester, Naue Geosynthetic’s Combigrid® and Secugrid® products were used to create a layered geogrid-reinforced piling mat in preparation for construction of the new visitor centre or ‘Welcome Building’.
Klang Valley or Greater Kuala Lumpur is an area of approx. 2,800 km2 surrounding Malaysia’s capital and its adjacent state Selangor. Ten different local councils cover the area beyond the boundary of Kuala Lumpur. To preserve the quality of the environment, which is vital to the city, cleanliness and quality of life must be maintained at the highest possible level.
The mining company planned in 2017 to expand its cascades of tailings ponds with the new construction of the tailings storage facility (TSF).
The Indonesian island of Bali is one of the world’s most well-known tourist destinations. It provides critical economic vitality to the province, with tourism accounting for more than 70% of its economy. However, just 9km from the Ngurah Rai International Airport is the Sarbagita Regional Landfill.
The Gallery House development at Portside East is a luxurious apart-ment project in Hamilton, Queensland, Australia. The project features a 19 and a 20 storey building with approximate 169 apartments and 1100m2 retail space. The building will offer easy access to the inner city and stylish waterfront living.
Railway slopes are part of a vital and sustainable infrastructure. To make this infrastructure climate safe, it is necessary to take action: protect embankments from surface-parallel erosion, to integrate habitats in a way that they are accepted by animals and plants – while at the same time, the protection system continues to function. Therefore, building a resistant erosion control system for rising weather phenomena with a long duration is essential.
Often in remote locations, far from populated areas, shale gas de-velopers are faced with the challenge of constructing sizeable, self-contained well pad sites which incorporate large surface impound-ments.
Located on England’s east coast, Peel Ports Great Yarmouth is a multi-purpose 24/7 port with a modern deep-water outer harbour and successfully supports and partners with customers across a range of sectors; handling supplies for the offshore energy, automotive, decommissioning, agri-bulk, timber, steel, project cargoes and aggregates markets. Formerly trading as EastPort UK, to reflect the major investment of both private and public funding to provide a multi-purpose port with a much wider appeal, it is now owned and operated by Peel Ports Group.
Naue Academy Spring Series Naue Academy Spring Series In the past two months, a new series of events called the Naue Academy took place for the first time. Numerous participants interested in geotechnical solutions attended the seminar days. The Academy [...]
