Installation And Performance Of Interlocking Drilled Shaft And Tieback Shoring System - Summary

- Organization:
- Deep Foundations Institute
- Pages:
- 13
- File Size:
- 631 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1991
Abstract
A 55' deep excavation encompassing almost a city block in London, Ontario required a lateral earth retention system to provide both temporary excavation support and a permanent groundwater cut-off wall for a proposed office complex. The system selected was an interlocking Drilled Shaft wall with 3-4 levels of tiebacks. The specifications required the system to be designed for movements or settlements around the excavation of ¼" max. Design to be by the Contractor with design parameters and a comprehensive soils report provided. An extensive system of instrumentation in the form of inclinometers and survey targets were used to monitor vertical and horizontal movements of the shoring system and adjacent properties. Introduction The project, One London Place, is a two phase office tower development in downtown London, Ontario. Phase one consists of a 24 storey office tower on the northwest part of the site, with five levels of below ground parking over the entire site "Figure 1". A second office tower will be constructed at a future date.
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(1991) Installation And Performance Of Interlocking Drilled Shaft And Tieback Shoring System - SummaryMLA: Installation And Performance Of Interlocking Drilled Shaft And Tieback Shoring System - Summary. Deep Foundations Institute, 1991.