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You should budget $5 to $12 per linear foot for your trench-digging project. For larger projects with lengthy digging, obstructions, or difficult soil, your trench cost can increase to $13 to $24 per linear foot. Most projects will quote you the trenching cost per 100 linear feet.

🏖️ Groynes: Guardians of the Coast 🌊 A groyne, also spelled groin, is a rigid structure built perpendicular to the shoreline, extending from the beach into the water. Typically constructed of rock, concrete armor, steel, or wood, groynes are designed to interrupt the movement of sediment along the coast. The most common construction method involves using specified core fill, under layer, filter layer, and rock armor, tailored to geological and geographic conditions. Groynes are commonly used in erosion control to stabilize beaches and prevent coastal erosion. Their primary function is to trap sediment transported along the coast by waves and currents. By blocking this movement, groynes cause sand deposition on their updrift side. This accumulation builds up the beach, widening it and providing protection against erosion. Additionally, groynes can influence coastal currents, redirecting them and promoting more even sediment distribution along the shoreline, further enhancing beach stability and reducing erosion in specific areas. #CoastalProtection #ErosionControl #BeachStabilization #Groyne #GroyneConstruction #Construction #Coastalengineering #GuardiansOfTheCoast 🏝️🌊

Now also full control of the level of all ballast tanks in a floating dock with the extended control system for floating docks. #floatingdocks #shiprepair #maritime #dockmaster #drydocks

Surface Refresh Series 7: Abandonments from a Surface Land Perspective Date and Time: March 20, 2024, from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Location: online via Zoom Registration deadline: March 17, 2024 Register now: https://buff.ly/3T6euQP This session will cover the basics of what an abandonment is, when it is needed, and what documentation is required, through what to ask your Abandonment team when a project is kicked off, and how to handle some of the trickier Abandonment scenarios such as water crossings, snow bridges, bell holes, off lease access, and Area Based Closure (ABC) projects. We'll finish off with a few tips on moving from the Abandonment to the Reclamation stage. Please note the focus of this presentation is on #Alberta.

#Surveying and #levelling is a crucial procedure in construction which determines the slope of infrastructural components like buildings, roads, drainages etc.

Day 4 Today was the first class of estimation coasting , in this class we learn about introduction of estimation and coasting. We learn about area of trapezoizal footing and quantity of concreat in trapezoidal footing.

Traditional methods require digging long, deep trenches to access and replace pipes, which can compromise the integrity of nearby structures, roads, and landscapes. Trenchless methods need only small access holes at key points, significantly reducing the risk to surrounding structures. Visit our website to learn more https://buff.ly/3wiVVzC #SWFPlumbing #Plumbing #TrenchlessRestoration

Surface Refresh Series 7: Abandonments from a Surface Land Perspective Date and Time: March 20, 2024, from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Location: online via Zoom Registration deadline: March 17, 2024 Register now: https://buff.ly/3T6euQP This session will cover the basics of what an abandonment is, when it is needed, and what documentation is required, through what to ask your Abandonment team when a project is kicked off, and how to handle some of the trickier Abandonment scenarios such as water crossings, snow bridges, bell holes, off lease access, and Area Based Closure (ABC) projects. We'll finish off with a few tips on moving from the Abandonment to the Reclamation stage. Please note the focus of this presentation is on #Alberta.

Surface Refresh Series 7: Abandonments from a Surface Land Perspective Date and Time: March 20, 2024, from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Location: online via Zoom Registration deadline: March 17, 2024 Register now: https://buff.ly/3T6euQP This session will cover the basics of what an abandonment is, when it is needed, and what documentation is required, through what to ask your Abandonment team when a project is kicked off, and how to handle some of the trickier Abandonment scenarios such as water crossings, snow bridges, bell holes, off lease access, and Area Based Closure (ABC) projects. We'll finish off with a few tips on moving from the Abandonment to the Reclamation stage. Please note the focus of this presentation is on #Alberta.