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<p>This paper provides, in tabulated and summarized forms, details from a total of 23 North American dams and levees which have been remediated against seepage and the consequences of seepage, by using some form of &ldquo;positive cut-off.&rdquo; The purpose ...
Reference: Canadian Dam Association Conference, September 30 – October 5, Québec
This paper presents the first application of Deep Soil Mixing for Lockington Dam, for cutoff containment to decrease the risk of liquefaction.
Reference: ASCE 1994 Annual Convention & Exposition Civil Engineers Champions for the Global Environment, Georgia
 
B.C. Environment Lands and Parks constructed a groundwater control system using deep cut-off walls as part of their commitment to protection of the environment and their contractual responsibility as former owners of the lands. The construction of the groundwater ...
Reference: Consulting Engineers of British Columbia
This paper presents two case studies of soil mixint for the improvement of the properties of soils for pollution problmes. Soil mixing offers a proven, inexpensive method for stabilizing or fixating contaminated soils and sludges
Reference: ASCE Geotechnical Division Specialty Conference, Grouting, Soil Improvement and Geosynthetics, Louisiana, 1992
The deep soil mixing method appears to have great promise as a method for creating deep foundations, retaining walls, areal soil improvement and even underwater foundations. A pre job test for liquefaction remediation of Jackson lake dam is presented.
Reference: ASCE Geotechnical and Construction Divisions Special Conference, 1989
The plans for eliminating the off-site migration of a non-aqueous phase liquid (NAPL) from a refinery into a nearby river included the installation of a High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) curtain wall and an underdrain system. This paper briefly describes the ...
Jet grouting, has been used as a method of performing block stabilization of contaminated soils as well as for the formation of barriers for the control of contaminant migration in the environmental field. The two case studies given herein will illustrate ...