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Soil Improvement Methods With Geosynthetics
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Soil Improvement Methods With Geosynthetics
When
23 Sep 2010
6:00 PM
Location
Gaetano's Restaurant, 1617 Banksville Road, Pittsburgh PA 15216
ASCE GeoInstitute Pittsburgh Chapter Presents
Soil Improvements with Geosythetics
David Lipomi
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Gaetano's Restaurant
1617 Banksville Road
Pittsburgh PA 15216
There have been many advances over the years in the field of ground improvement using geosynthetics. From the use of fabrics to reinforce soft soils, or applied as base reinforcement to stiffer soils, geosynthetics are a multi-faceted tool in the geotechnical engineers toolbox. Recent developments have included the development of fiberglass grids that have applications in roadway repairs that stop cracks in deteriorating roads from propagating.
Mr. David Lipomi is a regional manager at Tensar International Corporation. Mr. Lipomi has Civil Engineering Degree and a Masters of Business Administration from Penn State University. He has developed innovative solutions to difficult soil conditions at numerous sites in the northeast.
Registration is $25 for Pittsburgh Section members, $35 for non-members, and
free for students
. Please contact Mr. Shaun Palmer at
sjpalmer@GFNET.com
or Ms. Stephanie Chechak at
schechak@GFNET.com
to RSVP by September 20, 2010.
Please see the
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