Expressway Cut Slope Stabilization
Executed over 1,200 grouted soil nails and 8,000 sq.m of shotcrete facing along a fractured rock highway cut.
In-situ slope reinforcement using passive steel grouted nails and reinforced shotcrete facing for highway cuts, embankments, and deep excavations.
Soil nailing is a top-down ground stabilization technique that reinforces existing soil masses by installing closely spaced fully grouted steel bars (soil nails) into the ground as excavation progresses.
The installed nails work in tension to create a composite, stable gravity-retaining mass out of the native soil, protected by a reinforced shotcrete facing. Soil nailing is ideal for steep cut slopes, road widenings, and space-constrained excavations.
GRIMTECH utilizes compact crawler-mounted drill rigs and high-output shotcrete pumps designed to maneuver along steep terrain and narrow highway cuts.
Executed over 1,200 grouted soil nails and 8,000 sq.m of shotcrete facing along a fractured rock highway cut.
Stabilized a 12-meter vertical excavation cut using top-down soil nailing in dense residual soils.
Our team is ready to deliver safe, reliable and cost-effective geotechnical solutions.