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Active Construction Inc
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2016
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Engineered Log Jams - Drone Video
มุมมอง 2252 ปีที่แล้ว
Here is ACI constructing Engineered Log Jams consisting of driven un-treated timber piles, large wood, chain lashing, racking, slash, and dolos (8-ton precast concrete units) along the Puyallup River.
ACI’s Kitsap Way Culvert
มุมมอง 2672 ปีที่แล้ว
Some raw footage of the culvert excavation/shoring and setting of some bases from earlier this year on ACI’s Kitsap Way Culvert.
ACI’s Upper Nisqually Levee Project
มุมมอง 2682 ปีที่แล้ว
ACI’s Upper Nisqually Levee project is nearing completion just in time, as snow is starting to fall. This Levee project will protect the town of Ashford and surrounding communities from River surges and Flooding.
Johnson Parkway Final Draft
มุมมอง 2252 ปีที่แล้ว
Drone footage of Johnson Parkway. Prepping for a culvert installation, tunnel is complete, and JUT is getting installed. The JP team is making great progress.
Johnson Pkwy Tunnel Time Lapse as of 2021 04 14
มุมมอง 5193 ปีที่แล้ว
Johnson Pkwy Tunnel Time Lapse as of 2021 04 14
8th St & 54th Fife WA - Culvert Replacement - Timelapse
มุมมอง 2734 ปีที่แล้ว
Improvement of the existing culverts at 54th Avenue East and 8th Street East by replacing the existing twin 68-inch culverts with a box culvert.
A culvert on dry land? For if we build one, water will come? This seems pretty insane. 🤪🤪
The reason - in my professional opinion only - for placing the stone in the bottom of the culvert is, among other things, to improve conditions for the migration of aquatic animals (but they need light, they're afraid of dark). Flowing water also puts more stress on the concrete; stone lining protects the concrete structure and prolongs its life. A larger layer of stone can delay frost stresses or frost cycles on the concrete structure. Anyway, the company did a good job. Maybe just add some drainage :)
Wow - but what is this needed for, if it's filled up with gravel?
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Why fill the culvert half way up with gravel n rocks ??
Lmao wondered the exact same thing! Probably more crap inside this one than the one it replaced
@@gliderider7077 ya ! I don’t get it !
Probably to create a more natural bed through the structure to allow passage of fish and other aquatic organisms up and down stream. I replace passage barriers like this for a living. Though I will say they probably didn't have to add so much bed material or could have used a larger box to allow more capacity at higher flows.
4 the fish homie
Great Video ! Lots of heavy equipment on the job, that's what we like to see !