Liquefaction Mitigation
Loose, saturated and cohesionless soils are potentially liquefiable during a seismic event. Soil liquefaction can result in significant settlement and lateral displacements, as well as a potential catastrophic loss of bearing capacity. Soil improvement techniques such as Vibro Replacement, Vibro Compaction and Dynamic Compaction can be very effective in reducing liquefaction potential by using vibration and displacement to densify loose granular soil. With two Menard Canada offices located in high seismic areas of Canada, we have extensive experience utilizing ground improvement techniques to control the potentially damaging and life threatening risks related to soil liquefaction.
Featured Liquefaction Mitigation Projects
Featured Liquefaction Mitigation Projects
Péribonka Dam 4
Péribonka, QC - 2005
Watermark Waterfront Development
Sechelt, BC Canada - 2012
Construction of a Grain Silo
Bécancour, QC - 2012
Eagle Landing East Site 5 Commercial Development
Chilliwack, BC Canada - 2012
Bridge over Road 175
Stoneham, QC - 2010
Mission Bridge No. 2317, Seismic Safety Retrofit, PH3
Abbotsford, BC Canada - 2013
Normandale Fish Culture Main Station
Normandale, ON - 2011
JAMES Wastewater Treatment Plant – Unitized Substation
Abbotsford, BC Canada - 2011
Lansdowne Park Redevelopment
Ottawa, ON - 2012
Northwest Langley Wastewater Treatment Plant
Langley, BC Canada - 2013
Premium Outlet
Mirabel, QC - 2013
Ste. Anne’s Elementary School Extension
Ottawa, ON - 2013
Templeton Designer Outlet Centre
Richmond, BC Canada - 2013
Federal Building – Estimauville Site
Québec, QC - 2013