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  1. JRosso01

    Rebar Detailing

    We will find out when we bend and install. Have you ever heard of this though? Is there a structural standard that allows for this reduction? I am not familiar with CRSI standards.
  2. JRosso01

    Rebar Detailing

    I am on a job in NYC so all rebar bending is done on site. I have a rebar detailer who detailed a bar with two bends. The drawing shows a 31'-08" bar. The delivery ticket shows a 31'-08" bar but the actual length is 31'-5.75". The bar tag says 31'-5.75" as well. He is telling me that the...
  3. JRosso01

    secant pile sinkholes

    The volume going into the column exceeds the theoretical volume. We are using about 30% more concrete than expected. I am confused about "bridging". Could it be a problem with the mix design? THank you for your help.
  4. JRosso01

    secant pile sinkholes

    Thanks Ron- I will check with the super if he thinks the pressure got low. I have heard some suggestion that the material under the guide wall could be too loose. We had a pile of fill over this location for years that was excavated. Then the trench was 3' deep before placing the guide wall...
  5. JRosso01

    secant pile sinkholes

    We are drilling a secant pile wall for a cofferdam excavation. We had a sinkhole along the side of the guide wall. We are pulling the casing as we tremie the concrete. THe material varies from sands to clay. What can cause that- a drilling technique or a poorly constructed guide wall?

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