Office of Special Programs and Continuing Education |
31st Annual Short Course |
Grouting
Fundamentals and Current Practice |
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June 7-11, 2010
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This course covers injection grouting as a method to improve soil settlement and strength characteristics, and to decrease permeability of soil and rock masses. Major topics covered include properties of cementitious and chemical grouts, procedures for cement and chemical grouting, field monitoring and verification, grouting rock under dams, grouting of rock anchors and micropiles, deep mixing, jet grouting, diaphragm walls, compaction grouting, slab jacking, structural grouting, and grouting for underground structures. Included in the curriculum is a field demonstration of compaction and permeation grouting, flow of ultrafine cement, grout mixing, use of cellular concrete in annular grouting, overburden drilling, grouting of rock anchors, and use of packers. The curriculum has been developed for Owners, Engineers and Contractors that have interest in the application of grouting to a broad array of geotechnical and structural construction and remediation techniques. For attendance of the entire course, 3.5 Continuing Education Units will be awarded.
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SPONSORS
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CONTACT
INFORMATION: Univ.-Prof. Dr. D. Scott
Kieffer, PE, C.E.G. Registration Information Office of Special Programs
and Continuing Education
Colorado School of Mines Golden, CO 80401 Phone: 303/279-5563 Fax: 303/277-8683 E-mail: |