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SH 82, Snow Mass Canyon, CO
This was a highway construction
project in a rugged mountain environment, in a narrow, steep valley
for the Roaring Fork River, including over 500,000 square feet
of retaining walls with soil nail walls, double tee walls, MSE
walls, 6 bridge structures, rock blasting, cleanouts and temporary
excavation support. Brierley Associates' objective on this project
is to provide the client with ideas and strategies to make their
bid competitive and responsive to project specifications.
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Adriaen's Landing Convention Center,
Hartford, CT
The project consists of two utility
tunnels in rock and two in soil. Brierley Associates reviewed
subsurface investigations and provided an engineering report outlining
excavation and support of tunnels, dewatering and/or proposed
ground improvement procedures, in addition to a finite element
stress analysis of proposed tunnel alignment was conducted.
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Des Plaines Tunnel System, Chicago,
IL
Served as technical advisor for
economizing design and construction of 10 to 30-foot diameter
combined sewer overflow tunnels. The project included evaluation
of tunnel lining stresses and deformations, modeling inflow and
outflow from the tunnels under a variety of loading conditions,
and analyzing a non-circular transition section to optimize lining
design.
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SH160/Wolf Creek Pass, West of South
Fork, CO
Developed design alternatives (alternatives
include cuts in soil and rock, fills, bridges, several types of
retaining walls, and soil nail walls) for 35 different reaches
of Colorado State Highway 160 to be widened through a steep mountainous
canyon. This included the feasibility evaluation with preliminary
costs for each, and preliminary summary of likely structures for
each reach of highway for the Colorado Department of Transportation.
Fall 1997 kickoff activities included preliminary
geologic mapping and slope stability in Territory volcanic tuff
rock formations, glacial moraine and outwash terraces and fans,
and colluvial and talus slope deposits aimed to balance slope
stability for new cuts, and river encroachment and riverbank structures
with overall environmental impact and mitigation.
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