The William O’Huske Lock & Dam in North Carolina was experiencing soil loss and joint separation due to water infiltration, causing its structural integrity to degrade. USACE worked with Ram Jack to inject NCFI Terra-Lok™ polyurethane behind the wall to seal cracks and joints, stop water intrusion, and fill voids.
Ram Jack Arizona used NCFI TerraThane 24-003 to stabilize the joints of 47 slabs, completing the initial phase of the project in approximately 12 hours.
Over time, the homeowner noticed signs of deterioration in their concrete seawall. Tidal fluctuation was causing soil erosion underneath and behind the seawall. Terra-Lok™ 24-120 polyurethane was used in the bulkhead repair.
Culvert soil loss was resulting in the weakening of the roadway and causing it to settle. To repair the issue, ECRR treated the soils with NCFI’s Terra-Lok™ 24-120.
Liftech, of Denver, CO, lifts bagel bakery freezer floor 4 inches using the Terrathane™ 24-003 geotechnical polyurethane system.
The city of Louisville needed to fill the cavities in the rock to create a flat plane in order to tie in rebar forms to construct the facility’s concrete walls and foundation.
Erosion around three-story, in-ground parking garage in Dallas’ uptown area required void-fill around its structural piers
Soil subsidence and erosion caused voids that needed to be filled beneath the Center’s concrete slab foundations.
Erosion underneath concrete slab highway was creating unsightly and potentially dangerous driving conditions requiring a lift under I-29 and Highway 94
Potholes, settled roadway and bridge approach slabs, dips, caused by a variety of problems such as soil subsidence, vibration, washout, poor base soils
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