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Mark R. Lukkarila

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Naturally occurring sulfates are common in soils within certain regions of the United States and Canada, especially the western United States and prairie provinces of Canada.

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Recently, questions have been asked by the International Tunnelling and Underground Space Association (ITA) about what variability can be expected for compressive strength for shotcrete (sprayed concrete) in ground support projects.

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The Northern Boulevard Crossing (NBX) is the keystone portion of the massive multi-billion-dollar East Side Access (ESA) Programme by the Metropolitan Transit Authority Capital Construction (MTACC) to bring Long Island trains into and out of New York City’s Grand Central Terminal.

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Marine piers are abundant in the United States and are generally made of concrete.

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In recent years, the use of embedded galvanic anodes in concrete repair has continued to increase.

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During the late 1950s to the mid-1950s, Galveston Island was a destination for those who came to Texas to have fun and conduct a little business.

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The rehabilitation of a multi-curved reservoir spillway in Korea was successfully accomplished by hydrodemolition and shotcrete;

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Since 1923, California (Cal) Memorial Stadium in Berkeley, CA, has been the home of the University of California (UC) Berkeley?s football team.