Shotcrete Lining Innovations in the United States

Historically, the permanent concrete linings for underground structures have been installed using form-and-pour methods but the use of shotcrete or sprayed concrete for the structural linings is becoming increasingly more common.

Towards Automated Concrete Spraying

Operating a remotely manipulated shotcrete placing system is one of the most demanding tasks in underground mining and tunnel construction.

Simple Still Works

Coastal Gunite Construction recently executed a few phases of a storm sewer rehabilitation in a line running under the Blue Plains Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant operated by the District of Columbia Waterand Sewer Authority.

Cellular Sprayed Concrete

Cellular sprayed concrete is an innovative method of remixing ordinary portland cement (OPC) concrete into a high-performance concrete (HPC) by adding cellular material and silica fume or other powdered admixturesat a jobsite.

Shaft Lining with Dry-Mix Shotcrete

The Greater Vancouver Water District (GVWD), located in the lower mainland region of British Columbia, Canada, constructed a new water supply main in a tunnel under the Fraser River, just downstream of the PortMann Bridge.

Liverpool Central Tunnel High-Level Neck Repairs

Liverpool?s High-Level Neck tunnel (HLN) cannot lay claim to being the city?s most famous cavern, but it can justifiably be labeled as being one of the most unusual and challenging tunnels on the entire UK rail network.

Rails Steakhouse Wine Cave

Jim Stathis is a thinker and doer in everything he touches. Stathis started working with his hands at a very young age as a craftsman, which enabled him to develop his eye for creativity and make his ideas reality.