Probe Grouting Files
Brochure: Ultrafine Cementitious Grout
Published Year: 2022
- Ultrafine Cementitious Grouts from US Grout
Flyer: Seawall Rehabilitation with Urethane Grouts
Published Year: 2019
- Seawall Rehabilitation with Urethane Grouts
Magazine Article: Sorting Out the Grout
Published Year: 2013
- Tunnel contractors can choose whether to use cement or chemical grouts. To help them out, Britt Babcock discusses both types, which to use, when to use them and why...and an idea of how much it will all cost.
Flyer: Foundation Grout Solutions
Published Year: 2012
- AvantiGrout - multiple grout solutions for stabilizing soil and controlling groundwater - before, during and after construction.
Flyer: Geotechnical Project Overview
Published Year: 2011
- A list of sample geotechnical projects. Over 90 case studies may be found at www.AvantiGrout.com.
Flyer: Stops Leaks in Concrete Structures
Published Year: 2011
- Avanti International chemical grouts can stop leaks in: cracks or joints, precast structures, dams and reservoirs, mines and tunnels, and manholes.
White Paper: The Role of Chemical Grouting in Wastewater Systems
Published Year: 2011
- The Role of Chemical Grouting in Wastewater Systems: How to Reduce I&I and Prevent Structural Damage with Intelligent Use of Chemical Grout
Magazine Article: Pre-Excavation Grouting of Contact Zone and Rock Formation
Published Year: 2009
- The EPA has cited combined sewer overflow (CSO) discharges as a significant source of pollution to the nation's surface waters.
Magazine Article: Using Grout to Lock Pollution in Place
Published Year: 1998
- In Pennsylvania, Rembco used grouting to contain oil leaking under an oil refinery’s sea wall. The concrete wall had been constructed on top of old wharf piling. Over time, tidal action caused erosion, resulting in leakage at the wall’s base.
Case Study: Grouting Saves Effluent Pipeline and Maintains Plant Operations
Published Year: 1996
- During a routine facility inspection at a major West Coast paper plant in Canada, a small leak appeared near the shoreline where an underground 42-inch fiberglass reinforced plastic pipe carried effluent to diffusers in the ocean.
Magazine Article: 72-Inch Pipe Stabilized With Chemical Grout
Published Year: 1994
- At a paper mill in Alabama, a weakened joint was found in a six foot diameter pipe carrying more than two millions gallons per hour of effluent.