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Soil Nails

Soil nailing is a ground improvement and stabilization technique in geotechnical engineering where reinforcing elements, called soil nails, are installed into existing soil slopes or excavations to provide structural stability. It is widely used for slope stabilization, retaining walls, and excavation support.

Soil Nails

technique

Soil nailing is a ground improvement and stabilization technique in geotechnical engineering where reinforcing elements, called soil nails, are installed into existing soil slopes or excavations to provide structural stability. It is widely used for slope stabilization, retaining walls, and excavation support.

Where this technique is applied

  • Slope stabilisation
  • Retaining Structures
  • Rockfall mitigation

Recent projects

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Franschhoek Pass

Geotechnical slope stabilisation works along Franschhoek Pass (R45) at km 28.1–28.2 to repair flood-damaged sections of the roadway and stabilise the adjacent embankment.
Franschhoek pass b01 010 drilling

Recent projects

Drilling
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Bloemendal to Piet Retief

Slope stabilisation works at the substation site, including installation of rock bolts, galvanised wire mesh, and shotcrete to stabilise steep rock slopes. Drainage measures are incorporated to manage groundwater and prevent erosion.
P047 bloemendal piet retief b01 002 drill rig site wide

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