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In situ walls (soldier pile, secant pile, tangent pile, etc.) and gravity walls (i.e., concrete cantilever, reinforced soil, gabion, crib, etc.)— Malaysia independent news
The outfall also will be made at least 1 or 2 feet deeper and gabion baskets - wire baskets filled with stone - will be used to filter debris.— Waynesboro Record Herald Homepage RSS
He said improved gabion baskets last at least 20 years if maintained properly.— Waynesboro Record Herald Homepage RSS
My friend once got stuck in a gabion weir and had to risk capsizing to get out of that situation.— Adelaide Green Porridge Cafe
In just the last two years alone, TxDOT saved approximately 1.8 million tons of virgin aggregates by incorporating recycled concrete aggregate in cement-treated base, flexible base, continuously reinforced concrete pavement, filter dams, gabion walls, concrete traffic barriers, flowable fill and select backfill for mechanically stabilized earth walls.

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