Cutter Soil Mixing (CSM) panels are formed by drilling overlapping primary and secondary panels to depths up to below grade to serve as a soil retaining and water cutoff wall. Two soldier beams are precisely placed in each panel with survey control and templates to maintain proper placement and verticality. Bentonite slurry is used during drilling. It is replaced with cement slurry during extraction to provide a structurally sound, low permeability wall.
Other Applications
MULTISTORY HIGH SCHOOL BUILDINGS
Morris-Shea installed the DeWaal Pile System as deep foundations for the new Gulf Shores High School in Baldwin County near Gulf Shores, Alabama. These drilled displacement
piles will support two and three story classroom, performing arts and athletic buildings. Foundation installation commenced in late April and was completed on schedule in mid-July.
Morris-Shea soil mixing trencher
Morris-Shea soil mixing trencher at Novalis aluminum plant job site in Bay Minette, Alabama.
Morris-Shea portable concrete plant
Morris-Shea portable concrete plant at Novalis Bay Minette, Alabama job site.