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February 1, 2010
…the spring 2009 runoffs that they became truly convinced of the new turf system’s ability to provide long-term erosion control. The friction characteristics of the cover are detailed in Figure…
October 7, 2009
…markets. Along with the Cardinal facility’s high volume of corn processing production—it runs 24/7—is the plant’s need to process a continuous effluent of organic waste. An average of 792,000 gallons…
October 7, 2009
…level. This paper reviews how the course was conceived, funded and run, and examines the results. Origin The Professor Training Course for Geosynthetics was the brainchild of Dr. Barry Christopher….
October 7, 2009
…sponsored by the USAF to look at geosynthetics for the rapid repair of runways. We performed model tests of footings on the surface of a dense sand in a large…
October 7, 2009
…out of Denver and Dr. Rudy Bonaparte, technical director at Tensar, provided technical assistance. Cowell is now the president and CEO of GeoStructures in Purcellville, Va.. and Dr. Bonaparte is…
October 7, 2009
…impacts of city waste, raw sewage, deforestation, coal silt and rural garbage. By 1999, scientists rated the river as virtually “dead” and a severe public health hazard. The Sha River…
October 7, 2009
…the annual Young Architect’s Program run collaboratively with the Museum of Modern Art to explore new design directions. MOS’s design featured several wind chimneys made from aluminum fabric stretched across…
October 6, 2009
…A new production unit for geogrid manufacturing has opened at Sibur’s Plastik plant in Tula, Russia. The design capacity of the new unit is 3 kilo metric tonnes…
August 18, 2009
…OJSC Orton, a subsidiary of SIBUR, Moscow, Russia, has expanded its production of flat geogrids by opening a new manufacturing facility in Kemerovo, Russia. The plant, which has…
August 1, 2009
…I asked Laurie Honnigford if there was any company in Eastern Europe that might want to run a CWT certification course. Iridex, in Bucharest, Romania, she said immediately. So we…
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