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- Oct 28, 2008
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For Secant piles, what is the best way to install tiebacks?
Does the contractor have to cut the flange and reinforce it prior to placing it in the hole to prevent compromise of the arch created in the primary pile (if they need to chip the secant to flame cut and reinforce the flange)? ....a sequencing issue.
or is it better to use 2-Cx spaced with battens so the tieback is in the center with no chipping required?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
Does the contractor have to cut the flange and reinforce it prior to placing it in the hole to prevent compromise of the arch created in the primary pile (if they need to chip the secant to flame cut and reinforce the flange)? ....a sequencing issue.
or is it better to use 2-Cx spaced with battens so the tieback is in the center with no chipping required?
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.