JOG and LPDG used to Re-level a Commercial Building

Sub-industry

Factories & Warehouses

Problems

Slab Lifting

Location

England

Year

2016

Solutions

Re-levelling

Technology

JOG, Other

The problem

A sizeable section of a large commercial building had suffered differential settlement of up to 156mm.

Staff facilities and amenities areas, as well as offices above, suffered during this settlement with cracks opening and floors sloping severely. The building had been founded on compacted fill placed at the conclusion of open-cast coal mining.

The Objectives

The project comprised of two main parts: To re-level the large section which had subsided. Treat the ground down at depth by filling any potential voids to minimise the likelihood of further settlement.

The two tasks were to be completed as soon as possible, avoiding impact on the complex building and its occupants.

All the works had to be carried out while the production and operation remained active as business interruption was not an option.

The Solution

JOG Computer-Controlled Grouting (JOG) re-levelling system was first utilised to level correct the building. The precise computerised control of the system allowed complete level correction without disturbance to the surrounding areas.

JOG and LPDG used to Re-level a Commercial Building 1601UK During the second phase, Low Pressure Deep Grout (LPDG), was utilised to fill voids at depth without fracturing the cohesive soils of the compacted fill material.

Injection rods were inserted in sections at 112 locations down to 6m. Grouting took place at 1m intervals in a bottom up process. The grout was introduced at low designed pressures allowing voids to be filled without fracturing the soils or creating uplift.

The structure was re-levelled and voids filled successfully, returning the building to design levels while the building remained occupied.

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JOG and LPDG used to Re-level a Commercial Building

Sub-industry

Factories & Warehouses

Problems

Slab Lifting

Location

England

Year

2016

Solutions

Re-levelling

Technology

JOG, Other

The problem

A sizeable section of a large commercial building had suffered differential settlement of up to 156mm.

Staff facilities and amenities areas, as well as offices above, suffered during this settlement with cracks opening and floors sloping severely. The building had been founded on compacted fill placed at the conclusion of open-cast coal mining.

The Objectives

The project comprised of two main parts: To re-level the large section which had subsided. Treat the ground down at depth by filling any potential voids to minimise the likelihood of further settlement.

The two tasks were to be completed as soon as possible, avoiding impact on the complex building and its occupants.

All the works had to be carried out while the production and operation remained active as business interruption was not an option.

The Solution

JOG Computer-Controlled Grouting (JOG) re-levelling system was first utilised to level correct the building. The precise computerised control of the system allowed complete level correction without disturbance to the surrounding areas.

JOG and LPDG used to Re-level a Commercial Building 1601UK During the second phase, Low Pressure Deep Grout (LPDG), was utilised to fill voids at depth without fracturing the cohesive soils of the compacted fill material.

Injection rods were inserted in sections at 112 locations down to 6m. Grouting took place at 1m intervals in a bottom up process. The grout was introduced at low designed pressures allowing voids to be filled without fracturing the soils or creating uplift.

The structure was re-levelled and voids filled successfully, returning the building to design levels while the building remained occupied.

Mainmark’s specialised in-house solutions

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Get in Touch

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

JOG and LPDG used to Re-level a Commercial Building

Sub-industry

Factories & Warehouses

Problems

Slab Lifting

Location

England

Year

2016

Solutions

Re-levelling

Technology

JOG, Other

The problem

A sizeable section of a large commercial building had suffered differential settlement of up to 156mm.

Staff facilities and amenities areas, as well as offices above, suffered during this settlement with cracks opening and floors sloping severely. The building had been founded on compacted fill placed at the conclusion of open-cast coal mining.

The Objectives

The project comprised of two main parts: To re-level the large section which had subsided. Treat the ground down at depth by filling any potential voids to minimise the likelihood of further settlement.

The two tasks were to be completed as soon as possible, avoiding impact on the complex building and its occupants.

All the works had to be carried out while the production and operation remained active as business interruption was not an option.

The Solution

JOG Computer-Controlled Grouting (JOG) re-levelling system was first utilised to level correct the building. The precise computerised control of the system allowed complete level correction without disturbance to the surrounding areas.

JOG and LPDG used to Re-level a Commercial Building 1601UK During the second phase, Low Pressure Deep Grout (LPDG), was utilised to fill voids at depth without fracturing the cohesive soils of the compacted fill material.

Injection rods were inserted in sections at 112 locations down to 6m. Grouting took place at 1m intervals in a bottom up process. The grout was introduced at low designed pressures allowing voids to be filled without fracturing the soils or creating uplift.

The structure was re-levelled and voids filled successfully, returning the building to design levels while the building remained occupied.

Mainmark’s specialised in-house solutions

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.

Get in Touch

Our dedicated team of experts is committed to understanding your unique needs and objectives, working closely with you to develop and execute.