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If you’re looking for information on railroad bridge waterproofing, this is an excellent link. We used this system in Bensenville, Illinois for the 2-track RR bridge we were involved in constructing for Canadian Pacific RR.
Pile Buck is a great resource. Here is a great summary on drilled shafts & use of casings:
Great link to turnout terms / elements
http://www.railroadfastenings.com/blog/railway-turnout-types.html
I’ve written about the Saximeter method for determining ram fall height. I saved these videos as they provide pile driving footage that is lengthy enough to practice using a stopwatch for getting your 5-blow counts, practice mental blow counting + stopwatch use.
Check this great resource out from Vulcanhammer.net!
Geoequip has a listing of hammers that is useful. I would still want to have the cut for the hammer before depending on the date in this table.
Hammer & Steel has some excellent links & resources. Check out the Resources tab for H and sheet piling
This is a quick-link to Hammer & Steel’s “H-Piling Properties” page
https://www.hammersteel.com/h-piling.htmlAdding an additional link to Nucor/Skyline – All-Things-Piling
The Berminghammer website has some excellent resources & links
Excellent resource for understanding the differences in pile leads
A great resource for TIMS-related information:
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-Training ResourcesSolid article/handbook for concrete vibration rates for various types of concrete
ICT Study of PRI vs. IRI for IDOT
Development of IDOT’s Proposed Smoothness Specification Based on the International Roughness Index
Great website from RMS Cranes
McLaughlin Group has a great website with plenty of resources & videos:
