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MSE SYSTEMS

Tensar ARES Panel Wall 

FLEXMSE

EarthTech e-Panel & e-Wire Two Stage

e-Wire® Wall & Grid Wrap 

EarthTech e-Panel 

Pyrawall & Propex System

Gabion Wall 

Geocell Wall and Slope

MagnumStone

LOCK+LOAD wall 

Lock+Load™ System

SPECIALIZED SERVICES

Design and drawing package 

MSE system optimization 

PPP project outsourced – MSE division 

Construction management 

QA/QC

Site inspection and certification 

Specification preparation 

Value engineering

Patented e-Wire System

FOCUSED APPLICATION

Airports

Bridges 

Dams and water channels

Industrial projects 

Infrastructure 

Land development and building 

Mining and energy 

Railways and transit 

Roads and highways 

Sports and leisure sites 


ENGINEERING PORTFOLIO

THE TRINITY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT
TIMELINE FEB – DEC 2019   

THE CHALLENGES – The project presented structural risks brought by the building site's close proximity to the property line and the occupying driveway space above the 9.75-metre wall. 


THE SOLUTIONS –​ The Lock+Load System is a fibre and stainless steel reinforced modular panel wall system, accepted as one of the highest concrete panel walls in British Columbia's Recognized Product List (720). Its unique structure allows fully loaded equipment to drive close along the wall. EarthTech designed the wall at 82 to 88 degrees batter to maintain the driveway width. The overhang design allowed the barrier to sit on top of the wall to maximize the space for the driveway. 

earthtech trinity development project
earthtech trinity development project

96TH AVE EXTENSION PROJECT
TIMELINE FALL 2010 - DEC 2012 

THE CHALLENGE – To mitigate the risk of a 2000 KN collision load from a derailed train, a 450mm thick, 5-metre high crash wall was required to protect two abutments of a six-lane bridge across three CP rail tracks. A 6.93-metre high MSE panel or a 2.7-metre precast panel wall, and a 4.23-metre high integral abutment bridge was required to cross the rails on top of a 5-metre crash wall. 
THE SOLUTIONS –  To properly reinforce the thick crash wall, a wire mesh wall was designed and built behind the 5-metre high range as a standalone structure capable of taking the lateral load, leaving one geogrid end from the front to mechanically connect to the rebar of the crash wall. The crash wall was cast every other 5-metre wide sections for forming and constructibility purposes. After the crash wall was cast, a 6.93-metre high MSE wall faced with 1.5x1.5 metre modular panels was used to support two abutments of the bridge structure.   To properly reinforce the thick crash wall, a wire mesh wall was designed and built behind the 5-metre high range as a standalone structure capable of taking the lateral load, leaving one geogrid end from the front to mechanically connect to the rebar of the crash wall. The crash wall was cast every other 5-metre wide sections for forming and constructibility purposes. After the crash wall was cast, a 6.93-metre high MSE wall faced with 1.5x1.5 metre modular panels was used to support two abutments of the bridge structure.   To properly reinforce the thick crash wall, a wire mesh wall was designed and built behind the 5-metre high range as a standalone structure capable of taking the lateral load, leaving one geogrid end from the front to mechanically connect to the rebar of the crash wall. The crash wall was cast every other 5-metre wide sections for forming and constructibility purposes. After the crash wall was cast, a 6.93-metre high MSE wall faced with 1.5x1.5 metre modular panels was used to support two abutments of the bridge structure.  

THE VALLEY RIDGE BRIDGE

TIMELINE MARCH – SEPT 2020

THE CHALLENGES – The bridge required a true abutment design to save the piling cost, meaning the superstructure had to sit directly against the wire mesh wall abutments without pile support. The project challenges included: a high water table with saturated foundation, acute corner paralleled the existing bridge occupying the reinforcement spacing, and the girders were cast short. The objective being maintaining the roadway width, either to allow the superstructure closer to the wall edge, or to straighten the 1:10 batter. Most significantly, the previous known true abutment wall height was exceeded by 11.76 metres, with busy traffic on top of the bridge along the Highway 1 at the entrance of the city of Calgary. 


THE SOLUTIONS – EarthTech took advantage of the project's flexibility. The abutment was designed at an 88 degree batter to maximize the room for the superstructure. EarthTech also used its GRS-IBS designs for the top 3 metres to evenly spread the superstructure's load deeper and wider.   

LANDMARK PROJECTS 

Our work led us to opportunities where we worked on monumental projects we proudly call our Landmark Projects. One of our latest Landmark Projects is the Sharkbite North Heavy Haul Bridge.

THE SHARKBITE NORTH HEAVY HAUL BRIDGE

Near Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada


The Sharkbite Bridge is representative of EarthTech's e-Wire system, which anchors any flexible polymeric reinforcement to hot dipped galvanized welded wire mesh (WWM) with a mechanical connection. It also featured struts that were specifically designed to hook the WWM, the anchoring rod, and the secure rod to significantly increase the system's resilience and integrity. 


OTHER FEATURED PROJECTS 


PRECAST CONCRETE PANEL – ABUTMENT, WING & STANDALONE    
  • Tlicho All Season Road (NT Transportation, Kiewit)
  • Southeast Stoney Trail (Alberta Transport, Calgary Ring Road, P3)
  • Northeast Stoney Trail (Alberta Transport, Calgary Ring Road, P3)
  • Crowfoot LRT Station (City of Calgary)
  • South Health Campus (City of Calgary)
  • Glenmore Over Ogden (City of Calgary)
  • 64 Ave LRT Station (City of Calgary)
  • Spiller Road Bridge Project (City of Calgary)
  • Stoney Trail (Hwy 201) Over Scenic Acres Project (Alberta Transportation)
  • Wedgewood Bridge (City of Edmonton)
  • GE5 – Glenmore Trail (City of Calgary)
  • Deerfoot Meadows Wall (City of Calgary)
TWO-STAGED PRECAST CONCRETE PANEL WALL
  • Traffic Bridge (City of Saskatoon, Two-Staged Wall)
  • Hwy 400 (Ontario Ministry of Transportation, Two-Staged Wall)
  • 96th Ave NE Extension (Airport Trail Across CP Rail, Calgary, AB)
LOCK+LOAD, MAGNUMSTONE & BLOCK WALL
  • Trinity Development Lock+Load Wall (City of Calgary)
  • Georgia Park Lock+Load Residential Wall (Victoria)
  • Trans Canada Hwy 1 Rogers Pass Lock+Load Wall (BC MoTI)
  • Canada Company Ave MESA & Welded Wire Mesh Wall (ON)
  • Aspen Landing (Three Tiers of MagnumStone MSE Wall)
  • Crownest Pass Senior Lodge MSE Wall (Government of AB)
  • Teza Costco MSE Wall (Calgary)
  • Banff Trail LRT Station (City of Calgary)
  • Stocking Creek (Vancouver Island, BC)
  • Sunridge Lowes MSE Wall (Calgary)
GEOCELL SLOPE
  • Windsor Essex (Ontario Ministry of Transportation, Geocell slope)
  • Syncrude Geocell Wall (AB)
FLEXMSE & ENVIROLOCK WALL & SLOPE
  • Elevation Landing Development FlexMSE Wall (Calgary)
  • Verticrete Envirolock Wall -Region of Peel (On)
  • Regina Bypass Flex MSE slope (Regina)
  • University of Lethbridge Destination slope (Lethbridge)
WIRE MESH WALL (ABUTMENT, WING, & STANDALONE)
  • West Calgary Ring Road Ridgeway Bridge (AIT, PPP)
  • Trans Canada Highway 1 Chase Bridge (BC MoTI)
  • Coquihalla Bottomtop Bridge Flood Repair (BC MoTI)
  • ABS Trucking Welded Wire Mesh Wall (AB)
  • OLRT (City of Ottawa LRT)
  • Kearl Lake Galvanized Basket Wall (Kearl Lake, AMEC)
  • Cigar Lake Mining Zone MSE Wall (SK)
  • Jackson Creek Wire Mesh MSE wall (city Peterborough)
  • Roger’s Creek Bridge Wall (BC)
  • Sheep River Slope (High River, AB)
  • Hwy 77 Fort Nelson MSE projects
  • Hwy 63 Bridge (Fort McMurray, AB)
  • Whoop Up MSE Wall (city of Lethbridge)
  • West LRT Temporary Wall (city of Calgary)
  • Eagle Ridge Development Project (Fort McMurray)
  • Muncho Lake/Alaska Hwy MSE Wall (BC Transport)
GEOGRID WRAP SLOPE
  • Circle Drive (City of Saskatoon, Ring Road)
  • Fort Walsh Hwy Repair Slope (Maple Creek, SK)
  • 194 Ave Grid Wrap Slope (City of Calgary)
  • Canada Line (YVR and City of Richmond)
  • Nose Creek Grid Wrap Slope (City of Calgary)
  • Nose Hill Drive /Creek Grid Wrap slope (City of Calgary)
  • Wyndham-Carseland Grid Wrap (Wyndham)
  • Castle Keep Slope (City of Calgary)
  • Asian Development Bank funded XUTP (Xian Ring Road)​

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