Work is progressing fine at a Winvic Construction Ltd site near Sittingbourne, where we are installing nearly 16,000 Controlled Modulus Columns (CMCs) over a c.80,000 m² area to support two new warehouse units as well as their service yards and sprinkler tanks. Columns are being embedded into firm-stiff London Clay at 10 metres below ground level, to treat a very soft clayey alluvium layer. Bi-Modulus Columns (BMCs) i.e. concrete columns topped with a Vibro Stone Column (VSC) head are being installed not only beneath a soft tarmac surrounding the buildings to form a transition area, but also in some parts of the service yards to allow for later excavation where drains will be running. To tackle the challenges posed by this tremendous site, Wayne Talbot our Supervisor and the rest of the site team have unleashed the full power of not less than three LRB 23 rigs, allowing good progress with the CMC installations. Consequently, the scheme is on track to be completed comfortably within programme.
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1moNot 1️⃣, not 2️⃣ but 3️⃣ CMC rigs! Well done Menard UK 👍