M2PP Dynamic Compaction

This month we look at one of the types of ground improvements we use to keep our bridges safe in the event of an earthquake.

[@charanjitsingh6937]

Nice

[@NoSkates]

This channel doesn't get enough attention. Good work out there.

[@abecoulter18]

Lobe impact rollers would do the same but not as much put of vibration

[@chriscarachure9237]

I wonder how many residntial structures near by experienced plumbing issues after this.

[@dougevans8229]

Should use Raps

[@tadiwanashemupfunya1263]

I thought you'd have to scarify in order to backfill the holes then compact again using smaller compactors.

[@branagan1985]

Who's here after the Instagram reel?

[@ronabuttafly]

Interesting. Can someone in the know please tell me how much the monkey weighs? Also how deep does the compaction go down? Some of us like to know these sort of facts. Please consider this for future videos. Thanks. =)

[@jarronmihoci1379]

Rona Grace can be up to 40 tons or more, and depends on the improvement needs

[@yamsh638]

Likely the drop distance is the influence depth

[@jamesedmond3351]

While we are busy compacting the soil for a bridge, we are also screwing up your houses' foundation and brickwork.

[@jtotherocfromsunnyvale1124]

This seems really stupid

[@spaceboysloth]

To someone who doesn't know what they're talking about