Trencher Method Vs. Slurry Trenching: A Pros & Cons Comparison Of Case Studies

Deep Foundations Institute
Charlie Krug Daniel Ruffing
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In recent years, the chain-style trencher has been proven a valuable tool for installing vertical walls on challenging sites where conventional methods may be less desirable. Like many tools, trenchers are most effective when used with the right application. Trenchers are commonly used for applications that could also be completed with conventional slurry trenching; low-permeability cutoff walls, collection trenches and permeable reactive barriers (PRBs). Drawing from a wealth of experience with conventional slurry trenching and the trencher, this paper compares and contrasts the technical considerations, treatability, installation, performance, and lessons learned for recent projects.
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APA: Charlie Krug Daniel Ruffing  Trencher Method Vs. Slurry Trenching: A Pros & Cons Comparison Of Case Studies

MLA: Charlie Krug Daniel Ruffing Trencher Method Vs. Slurry Trenching: A Pros & Cons Comparison Of Case Studies. Deep Foundations Institute,

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