Tanana River Bulkhead Expansion, Flexibility In Construction; Key To Arctic Dock Construction

Deep Foundations Institute
Roy Peratrovich
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Deep Foundations Institute
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11
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

An innovative cost-saving design for a 1,100 ft bulkhead on the Tanana River at Nenana in central Alaska won Alaska Construction & Oil magazine's Construction Achievement Award. The designers utilized materials available nearby at low cost. They planned sheet pile enclosures, self-anchored back into shore without cell closures. They made it practical for inexperienced local workers to do the building. And they completed the project on time and below a reduced budget.
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APA: Roy Peratrovich  (1985)  Tanana River Bulkhead Expansion, Flexibility In Construction; Key To Arctic Dock Construction

MLA: Roy Peratrovich Tanana River Bulkhead Expansion, Flexibility In Construction; Key To Arctic Dock Construction. Deep Foundations Institute, 1985.

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