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FINAL PROGRAM

GROUTING 2017 Grouting, Deep Mixing, and Diaphragm Walls

Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii USA| July 9-12 The 5th International Grouting Conference

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Schedule at a Glance Sunday, July 9, 2017 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Registration 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Pre-Conference Short Courses 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Welcome Reception with Exhibitors

Wednesday, July 12, 2017 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Registration 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Keynote: Remedial Cutoff

Monday, July 10, 2017 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Registration 7:00 – 8:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast 8:00 – 8:30 a.m. Welcome Remarks 8:30 – 10:00 a.m. Opening Keynote:

10:00 – 10:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.

2:00 – 3:30 p.m. 3:30 – 4:00 p.m. 4:00 – 5:30 p.m.

Reflections from 65 Years in the Grouting Industry, James Warner Morning Networking Break in Exhibit Hall Concurrent Technical Sessions Luncheon with Exhibitors Keynote: Mosul Dam – International Cooperation for Remediation of Dam Safety Issues, David Paul Concurrent Technical Sessions Afternoon Networking Break in Exhibit Hall Concurrent Technical Sessions

Tuesday, July 11, 2017 7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Registration 8:00 – 9:00 a.m. Continental Breakfast 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. Keynote: Grouting, Deep

10:00 – 10:30 a.m. 10:30 – 12:00 a.m. 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.

2:00 – 3:30 p.m. 3:30 – 4:00 p.m. 4:00 – 5:30 p.m. 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.

Mixing, and Diaphragm Walls – Achieving Success through Safety, Rick Marshall Morning Networking Break in Exhibit Hall Concurrent Technical Sessions Luncheon with Exhibitors Keynote: The Future of Jet Grouting – A European Perspective, Alessandro Flora Concurrent Technical Sessions Afternoon Networking Break in Exhibit Hall Concurrent Technical Sessions Networking Reception with Exhibitors

10:00 – 10:30 a.m. 10:30 – 12:00 a.m. 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. 2:30 – 3:00 p.m. 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. 4:45 – 5:15 p.m.

Walls for Dams: Great Leaps and Wolf Creek, Donald Bruce Morning Networking Break Concurrent Technical Sessions Lunch Concurrent Technical Sessions Afternoon Networking Break Concurrent Technical Sessions Joint Closing Session

Program and Session Cancellation ASCE/G-I reserves the right to cancel programs, tours, and/or sessions because of low registration. In the event of a cancellation, all registrants will be notified and will receive a full refund, if applicable. Programs and sessions are subject to change, and ASCE/G-I reserves the right to substitute a program, session, and/or speaker of equal caliber to fulfill the educational requirements.

Student Fellowships To support student participation in the conference, fellowships were offered to defray travel costs for students attending the conference. The travel awards for students were made based on: • Presenting at the conference/coauthor of a paper • Personal letter and interest in grouting • Reference letter Awardees will attend and assist with logistics for several sessions, performing duties such as counting attendance, assisting with timekeeping, and assisting with audio/video issues. Sponsored by: Dave Paul,

Contents Schedule at a Glance.................................................. 2 A Welcome from the Conference Chair....................... 3 Conference Program Committee.................................. 3 Conference Program................................................ 4-8 Technical Program................................................. 9-13 General Information................................................. 14 Hotel, Travel & Registration Information..................... 15 Exhibitors............................................................16-18 Sponsors.................................................................. 19

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Welcome to Grouting 2017 Gateways to a World of Opportunities A Welcome from the Conference Chair On behalf of the conference program committee, I welcome you to one of the most unique and valuable conferences in the world of grouting. This conference continues the series of grouting conferences, held every ten years in New Orleans since 1982 that has always attracted the best and brightest of the grouting world. Geo-technical grouting has always been fertile ground for innovation and these conferences have provided a medium for communication of innovation that has planted the seeds for advancement of grouting technology. Advances in materials, electronics, instrumentation, digital processing and modeling have accelerated the rate of innovation in grouting and related technologies to the point where conferences once every ten years are not enough. Accordingly, the fifth in the series of grouting conferences shortens the interval to 5 years and promises to be the best yet. Grouting 2017 includes outstanding keynote speakers and nearly 130 technical presentations that will bring you up to speed on the latest in grouting, deep mixing, and diaphragm

walls. As always, the exhibit hall will be a central point for networking with other attendees and exhibitors from around the world eager to provide you with the latest information on equipment, materials, and services. There is nowhere else that you can find this concentration of knowledge and information specifically related to grouting, deep mixing, and diaphragm walls all in one place. Hawaii is an accessible and desirable destination. I encourage you to make the time to visit some of the local attractions and absorb the unique tropical beauty of the Hawaiian Islands. With everything from beaches to volcanoes; forests, mountains, and reefs; and activities from surfing and diving to mountain climbing and hula dancing; there is truly something for everyone. Welcome to Hawaii!

Conference Chair

Michael J. Byle, P.E., D.GE, F.ASCE Tetra Tech, Inc.

Program Committee

Committee Members

Technical Advisory Committee

Conference Chair

Samson W. Bandimere, Aff.M.ASCE, Bandimere Grouting Consulting Services Daniel Bole, A.M.ASCE, Hayward Baker, Inc. George K. Burke, P.E., D.GE, M.ASCE, Hayward Baker, Inc. Francis B. Gularte, M.ASCE, Hayward Baker, Inc. Joe Harris, Aff.M.ASCE, Hayward Baker, Inc. Reyn Shyo Hashiro, P.E., M.ASCE, Yogi Kwong Engineering LLC Steve C. Maranowski, A.M.ASCE, Spartan Specialties Ltd. Justice Maswoswe, Ph.D., P.E., F HWA Resource Center Michael J. Miluski, P.E., M.ASCE, Compaction Grouting Services Inc. Thomas D. Richards, Jr., P.E., D.GE, M.ASCE, Nicholson Construction Cumaraswamy “Vipu” Vipulanandan, Ph.D., P.E., University of Houston James Warner, F.ASCE, Independent Consultant

Australia — Ernst Friedlaender, Keller Ground Engineering Pty Ltd Austria — Professor Scott Kieffer, Graz University of Technology Brazil — Arsenio Negro, Bureau de Projetos Canada —Paolo Gazzarrini, Sea to Sky Geotech Inc. Italy — Giuseppe A. Modoni, University of Cassino Japan — Masaaki Terashi, Independent Consultant Morocco — Ahmed F. Chraibi, DAMTECH Poland — Michal Topolnicki, Keller Polska Sweden — Ulf Bertil Hakansson, Skanska AB Sweden — Goran Hol, Swedish Geotechnical Institute Switzerland — Katterbach Maren, Lombardi Consulting Engineers Ltd. Thailand — Dennes T. Bergado, Asian Institute of Technology UK — Stephan Jefferis, Environmental Geotechnics Limited, University of Oxford St. Mary’s Grove UK — Clif Kettle, Bachy Soletanche Limited USA — Jie Han, University of Kansas

Michael J. Byle, P.E., D.GE, F.ASCE, Tetra Tech, Inc.

Conference Co-Chair and Sponsorship & Exhibits Chair Paolo Gazzarrini, P.Eng, M.ASCE, Sea to Sky Geotech Inc.

Conference Co-Chair and Technical Program Chair Donald A. Bruce, Ph.D., D.GE, M.ASCE, Geosystems L.P.

Conference Co-Chair and Technical Program Vice-Chair Allen Cadden, P.E., D.GE, F.ASCE, Schnabel Engineering

Conference Co-Chair and Student and Young Professionals Participation Chair Chadi El Mohtar, Ph.D., A.M.ASCE, University of Texas at Austin

Conference Co-Chair Lawrence F. Johnsen, P.E., D.GE, M.ASCE, GZA GeoEnvironmental

Local Geotechnical Chair Xiaobin “Tim” Lin, P.E., M.ASCE, GeoLabs, Inc.

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Conference Program Sunday, July 9 Registration 7:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m., Hawaii Ballroom Foyer

The Registration Desk is located on the 2nd Level of the Sheraton Waikiki. Please review daily schedule. The desk will be closed for lunch from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. every day.

Pre-Conference Short Courses 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

FULL-DAY SHORT COURSES Compaction Grouting Technology 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Puna Room Instructors: James Warner, P.E., Fellow and Life Member ASCE, Individual Consulting Engineer Sam Bandimere, Aff.M.ASCE, Bandimere Grouting Services Michael J. Byle, P.E., D.GE, F.ASCE, National Discipline Lead - Civil/ Geotechnical, Tetra Tech, Inc. Joe Harris, Aff.M.ASCE, Vice President, Hayward Baker, Inc.

Compaction grouting involves a completely different mechanism than most traditional grouting, in that soil is improved by reduction of voids and pore space, rather than the filling thereof. It is also one of the safest, most economical, and easiest grouting technologies to understand and perform effectively, and the only one for which an authoritative published guideline is available, the ASCE Compaction Grouting Consensus Guide, ASCE Standard 53-10. Compaction grouting is widely used to densify soil, oftentimes in connection with structural settlement or liquefaction mitigation, but it has also been successfully employed in a wide variety of other applications, including ground improvement under a variety of structures and major underground conduits; and sinkhole remediation, including remediation of a 400-foot-deep sinkhole in the core of a major dam. The session will start with a chapter-by-chapter explanation of the Consensus Guide, followed by particulars of many case histories depicting actual applications. The details of design, construction, monitoring, and verification in conformance with the ASCE Guide provisions will be amply discussed. With good monitoring (including instrumentation of nearby soil and structures), the particulars of the in-place condition of the soil is disclosed during injection, which not only facilitates good quality assurance, but equally important, provides for immediate adjustment of the injection parameters to assure satisfactory completion. This is a rare opportunity to learn from some of the most experienced grouters alive; 172 years of combined experience with compaction grouting.

Control of Construction-Induced Settlement by Compensation Grouting 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Kohala Room Instructors: Clif Kettle, Principal Engineer, Soletanche Bachy Richard Hayman-Joyce, General Manager (South), Keller Geotechnique Colin M. Eddie, P rofessor, UNPS Paul C. Schmall, Ph.D. P.E., D.GE, F.ASCE, Vice President and Chief Engineer, Moretrench

The course will detail: • factors behind the generation of surface settlements by tunneling and deep excavation works, and key aspects of their design and construction to minimize face loss and surface settlement • interactions between the tunneling works and the settlement control measures • baseline information required for the estimation of settlement and resulting structural damage • multi-discipline design for an effective compensation grouting program for settlement control • practical design and physical installation of a compensation grouting system, including the control measures required • analysis of the settlements and ground/structure response to the grouting operations • practical methods and resources required for safe execution of the grouting and tunneling works, including the establishment of exclusion zones and pressure limits around existing infrastructure and live excavation • selection of materials and mix design for compensation grouting • design and installation of structural and geotechnical instrumentation necessary to monitor settlement, slope, and deflection, and to control the grouting works • respective roles and responsibilities of client, engineer, general contractor, and specialist • numerous detailed case histories The course material will be divided into a minimum of four segments. Sufficient time will be allowed at the end of each segment for delegates to participate fully in an interactive question, comments, and answers session. Key documents on all aspects of the course, including detailed case histories and references, will be included in the manual, together with a copy of all the PowerPoint presentations. Additional ticket purchase required. Registration Fee: Member/Non-Member | EB: $325, ADV: $345, ONS: $395 Student | EB: $125, ADV: $175, ONS: $225 8 PDHs

Additional ticket purchase required. Registration Fee: Member/Non-Member | EB: $325, ADV: $345, ONS: $395 Student | EB $125, ADV: $175, ONS: $225 8 PDHs

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Conference Program (continued) Gateways to a World of Opportunities Diaphragm Walls State of Practice 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., Kona Room Instructors: Donald A. Bruce, Ph.D., D.GE, M.ASCE, President, Geosystems, L.P. Mario Mauro, M.ASCE, Vice President, Engineering and Estimating, Treviicos Corporation Richard J. Deschamps, Ph.D., M.ASCE, V  ice President, Engineering, Nicholson Construction

Diaphragm walls (slurry walls) are used widely throughout the world for purposes of structural support and for seepage cutoff under new and existing dams. This short course consists of a number of modules detailing the successive aspects of the technology from a project perspective, namely geotechnical assessment and design; choice of materials; choice of equipment; choice of methodology; QA/QC and verification. Wide use is made of lessons learned from several major projects. Additional ticket purchase required.

Registration Fee: Member/Non-Member | EB: $325, ADV: $345, ONS: $395 Student | EB: $125, ADV: $175, ONS: $225 8 PDHs

HALF-DAY MORNING SHORT COURSE Deep Mixing Methods: Technology, Quality Control, and Verification 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., Honolulu Room Instructors: Donald A. Bruce, Ph.D., C.Eng., L.G., L.E.G., D.GE, M.ASCE; P resident, Geosystems, L.P. George M. Filz, Ph.D., P.E., F.ASCE, P rofessor, Virginia Tech

Deep mixing methods have been used in the United States since 1986, but often with unsatisfactory or debatable levels of success. However, in recent years, major advances have been made in the areas to be reviewed, as a result of a number of major projects, associated technological developments, and enhanced levels of QA/QC and Verification. This course will describe these advances in a number of focused segments, liberally illustrated with case histories. Additional ticket purchase required.

Registration Fee:

HALF-DAY AFTERNOON SHORT COURSE Jet Grouting: Technology, New Improvement, Quality Control and Verification 1:00 – 5:00 p.m., Honolulu Room Instructors: Paolo Gazzarrini, P.Eng, M.ASCE, Consulting Engineer, Sea to Sky Geotech Inc. Kenneth B. Ivanetich, P.E., M.ASCE, Area Manager, Hayward Baker, Inc.

Following the development of jet grouting in Japan in the early ‘70s, it was introduced in the late 70’s in Europe (initially in Italy) where the soil conditions were optimal for its application. Examples of jet grouting projects carried out in the United States date back to the early 1980s. After more than 40 years, this technology has evolved dramatically primarily through the geotechnical community’s innovative design and application of this versatile technique. This in turn has driven the improvement of the tooling and equipment which has resulted in further evolution. The course will cover the basic aspects of jet grouting. It will begin with the theory and evolution of the technology and will then cover the materials, equipment, and many of the various applications of the technique, keeping in mind the QA/QC required. Special emphasis will be placed on the important and risky projects carried out with this flexible soil improvement technique that helped advance it to become commonplace in the geotechnical construction industry. Additionally, spoil/reflow management and the so called “shadowing effect” will be discussed and analyzed. Additional ticket purchase required. Registration Fee: Member/Non-Member | EB: $195, ADV: $215, ONS: $265 Student | EB: $100, ADV: $150, ONS: $200 4 PDHs

Welcome Reception with Exhibitors 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., Molokai/ Lanai Room

Catch up with friends and acquaintances from around the globe during this lively reception. Enjoy appetizers and beverages while viewing the latest innovations from a wide variety of vendors focused on grouting and deep mixing!

Member/Non-Member | EB: $195, ADV: $215, ONS: $265 Student | EB: $100, ADV: $150, ONS: $200 4 PDHs

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Conference ConferenceAgenda Program (continued) (continued) Monday, July 10

Keynote Speaker 1:00 – 2:00 p.m., Maui Room Mosul Dam: International Cooperation for Remediation of Dam Safety Issues

Registration 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Hawaii Ballroom Foyer

The Registration Desk is located on the 2nd Level of the Sheraton Waikiki. Please review daily schedule. The desk will be closed for lunch from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. every day.

Continental Breakfast 7:00 – 8:00 a.m., Hawaii Ballroom Foyer

Speaker Ready Room 7:30 – 8:00 a.m., Kona/Kohala Room

Opening Remarks 8:00 – 8:30 a.m., Maui Room

Opening Keynote Speaker 9:00 – 10:00 a.m., Maui Room

Reflections from 65 Years in the Grouting Industry J ames Warner, P.E., F.ASCE, ASCE Life Member, Individual Consulting Engineer

James Warner is an individual consulting engineer based in Mariposa, California. His international practice specializes in foundation and structural restoration of major structures, with a strong emphasis on pressure grouting. A pioneer in use of low mobility grouts, he is credited with the original development of the compaction grouting process. He has authored more than 40 technical papers and the 728 page Practical Handbook of Grouting – Soil, Rock, and Structures, John Wiley & Sons, 2004. He was honored as a “Grouting Great” at the 2003 International Conference on Grouting and Ground Treatment.

Morning Networking Break in the Exhibit Hall

 ave Paul, Special Assistant for Dam Safety, US Army D Corps of Engineers, HQ

Dave Paul has been involved with dam engineering and dam safety for over 40 years safety since starting work with Reclamation’s Dam Safety Program in 1978 in response to the Teton Dam failure. He has been involved in the design and construction of 10 major dams and more than 50 dam modifications around the world during his career with reclamation and USACE. He was principal designer for New Waddell Dam, the primary storage reservoir for the Central Arizona Project. Currently he is the USACE dam safety officer for Mosul Dam in Iraq. Paul is special assistant for dam safety at USACEHQ in Washington, D.C. He is responsible managing the USACE’s Dam Safety program that has a portfolio of 715 dams. He is a national specialist on critical infrastructure design, dam design, levee design, construction engineering, engineering risk assessments, interim risk reduction measures (IRRM), and dam and levee safety modifications performed as part of USACE dam safety management activities. He regularly advises USACE leadership on issues related to dam and levee safety. Paul also serves as a technical expert for design and construction of dam modifications in Iraq and Afghanistan for USACE. He helps lead the USACE Senior Oversight Group that recommends portfolio prioritization and risk reduction measures.

Concurrent Technical Sessions 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. See page 9 for sessions and locations.

Afternoon Networking Break in the Exhibit Hall 3:30 – 4:00 p.m., Molokai/ Lanai Room

Need a little pick-me-up? Lively conversations with friends and exhibitors, as well as a nice beverage, should do the trick! Sponsored by

10:00 – 10:30 a.m., Molokai/ Lanai Room

Exhibitors and coffee will help inspire you and fuel your brain as you tackle the first block of technical programming. Sponsored by

Concurrent Technical Sessions 4:00 – 5:30 p.m. See page 10 for sessions and locations.

Concurrent Technical Sessions 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. See page 9 for sessions and locations.

Luncheon with Exhibitors 12:00. – 1:00 p.m., Molokai/ Lanai Room

Sponsored by

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(continued) GatewaysConference to a WorldProgram of Opportunities

Tuesday, July 11

Keynote Speaker 1:00 – 2:00 p.m., Maui Room

The Future of Jet Grouting – A European Perspective

Registration

 lessandro Flora, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Universita’ A di Napoli Federico II

7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Hawaii Ballroom Foyer

Continental Breakfast 8:30 – 9:00 a.m., Hawaii Ballroom Foyer

Speaker Ready Room 8:30 – 9:00 a.m., Kona/Kohala Room

Keynote Speaker 9:00 – 10:00 a.m., Maui Room

Grouting, Deep Mixing, and Diaphragm Walls: Achieving Success through Safety  ick Marshall, Director of Safety, ADSC: The R International Association of Foundation Drilling

Rick Marshall joined the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) in 1992, and earned his Construction Safety & Health Technician (CHST) certification in 1996. He graduated from Columbia Southern University with a B.S. in Occupational Safety & Health. He served as chairman of the The International Association of Foundation Drilling (ADSC) Safety Committee for 14 years, and is the current chairman and co-author of the ASSE/ ANSI A10.19 – Safety Requirements for Pile Driving & Extraction Operations and chairman and co-author of the ASSE/ANSI A10.23 – Safety Requirements for the Installation of Drilled Shafts. He served as a member of the Advisory Committee on Construction Safety and Health (ACCSH) “Crane Work Group” in 1999-2000, which was the predecessor to the Crane and Derrick Advisory Committee (C-DAC). He testified at many OSHA public hearings promoting safety in the deep foundation industry. He also worked with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on the 2014 re-write/update of their EM-385-1-1 Safety and Health Requirements Manual on mobile cranes, rigging, pile driving, and drilled shaft installation.

Alessandro Flora joined the geotechnical group of the University of Napoli Federico II in 2000, where he is now associate professor, teaching ground improvement and geotechnical works. He was a visiting researcher at the Institute of Industrial Science of the University of Tokyo (Japan) in 1994, and visiting professor at the University of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) in 2008. He is an author or coauthor of more than 130 papers on international journals or conferences, on different geotechnical topics.

Concurrent Technical Sessions 2:00 – 3:30 p.m. See page 11 for sessions and locations.

Afternoon Networking Break in the Exhibit Hall 3:30 – 4:00 p.m., Molokai/ Lanai Room

One more round of exchanges and snacks before the day’s last technical sessions. Sponsored by

Concurrent Technical Sessions 4:00 – 5:30 p.m. See page 11 for sessions and locations.

Networking Reception with Exhibitors 5:30 – 7:30 p.m., Molokai/ Lanai Room

Say farewell and learn as much as you can from the Exhibit Hall as shutdown will begin after this event. Make sure you’ve seen everything and talked to everyone!

Morning Networking Break in the Exhibit Hall 10:00 – 10:30 a.m., Molokai/ Lanai Room

Day two! Time to share a beverage with those exhibitors you didn’t get to meet yesterday; they probably have just the thing you need. Sponsored by

Concurrent Technical Sessions 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. See page 10 for sessions and locations.

Luncheon with Exhibitors 12:00. – 1:00 p.m., Molokai/ Lanai Room

Sponsored by Boring machine for jet-grouting on a building site in Salzburg (Austria) underpinning an existing building right next to an excavation for a subterranean garage. Source: www.commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jet_ grouting_machine.jpg

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Wednesday, July 12

Morning Networking Break 10:00 – 10:30 a.m., Hawaii Ballroom Foyer

7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Hawaii Ballroom Foyer

The exhibitors may have gone home, but your comrades and collaborators are still here, and the chances for coffee-fueled conversation are still copious!

Continental Breakfast

Concurrent Technical Sessions

8:00 – 9:00 a.m., Hawaii Ballroom Foyer

10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. See page 12 for sessions and locations.

Speaker Ready Room

Buffet Lunch

8:30 – 9:00 a.m., Kona/Kohala Room

12:00. – 1:00 p.m., Lanai Room

Keynote Speaker

You’ve absorbed a lot of information over the past several days, and now you can sit down and discuss it with new friends and colleagues over lunch.

Registration

9:00 – 10:00 a.m., Maui Room

 emedial Cutoff Walls for Dams:  R Great Leaps and Wolf Creek Donald A. Bruce, Ph.D., C.Eng., L.G., L.E.G., D.GE, M.ASCE, President, Geosystems, L.P.

Donald Bruce has degrees in geology and civil engineering, and has been a researcher, contractor and consultant for more than 40 years. He has worked on projects in six continents, on subjects including drilling and grouting, anchors, nails, micropiles, deep mixing, and cutoff walls. The range of services extends from feasibility studies to litigation support. He sits on numerous boards of consultants for dams throughout North and South America.

Concurrent Technical Sessions 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. See page 12 for sessions and locations.

Afternoon Networking Break 2:30 – 3:00 p.m., Hawaii Ballroom Foyer

Finish the last afternoon of vital technical knowledge with a beverage and the support of your friends and colleagues.

Concurrent Technical Sessions 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. See page 13 for sessions and locations.

Closing Session 4:45 – 5:15 p.m., Maui Room

Join your fellow attendees, presenters, and moderators for this general session to put a cap on all you’ve learned and experienced during this conference.

The west dam at Diamond Valley Lake — an off-stream reservoir located southwest of Hemet in Riverside County, California Source: www.commons. wikimedia.org/wiki/File:DVLWestdam.JPG

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Technical ProgramGateways to a World of Opportunities Monday, July 10, 2017 10:30 am – 12:00 pm

Concurrent Technical Session I

Room: Honolulu

Room: Kahuku

Room: O’ahu

Track 1 Grouting Case Histories

Track 2 Drilling and Grouting

Track 3 Deep Mixing and Diaphragm Walls

1B27/ Case Histories

2A10/ Bio-Treatment

3A10/ Deep Mixing, Part I

Moderators:Lawrence F. Johnsen, P.E., D.GE, M.ASCE; GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.; J ared M. Green, P.E., M.ASCE, Langan Engineering and Environmental Services

Moderators: Brina M. Montoya, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE,North Carolina State University; Lisheng Shao, P.E., M.ASCE, Hayward Baker, Inc.

Moderators: Donald A. Bruce, Ph.D., D.GE, C.Eng., L.G., L.E.G., M.ASCE; Geosystems L.P.; Masaki Kitazume, Ph.D., Tokyo Institute of Technology

Cement Grouting to Seal off the Void below Anchor Head, H  ung-Jiun Liao, Shih-Hao Cheng, Chun-Chung Chen,

Bio-Grout Materials: A Review, H  amed Khodadadi

Mechanical Behavior of Soilcrete Mixtures: An Experimental Parametric Study, O  livier Helson, Javad

Kaneohe/Kailua Sewer Tunnel Project, Honolulu, Hawaii, K evin Bolton, Al Neumann, Jeff Bean Lake Mead–Intake Tunnel No. 3: Pre-Excavation Grouting Challenges Using a High Pressure Slurry TBM, C  laudio Cimiotti, Roberto Bono, Pietro Fioravanti Post-Grouting of Long Bored Piles in Clay, Yong Tan, Ye

Bio-Inspired Soil Improvement Using EICP Soil Columns and Soil Nails, E dward Kavazanjian, Abdullah

Remedial Grouting at Chickamauga Lock Cofferdam,  icholas Bachand, Robert Bivens N

Pestana

Huang-Ren Chen

Lu, Fangle Peng, Shaoming Liao, Yong Tan

Tirkolaei, Edward Kavazanjian, Leon van Paassen, Jason DeJong

Almajed, Nasser Hamdan

Engineering Properties of Bio-Cementation Improved Sandy Soils, M  ichael Gomez, Jason DeJong Modeling Bio-Cemented Sands: Shear Strength and Stiffness with Degradation, C  hukwuebuka Nweke, Juan

Eslami, Anne-Lise Beaucour, Albert Noumowe, Philippe Gotteland

Centrifuge Model Studies on External Stability of Column Type Deep Mixing Ground on Inclined Foundation, Y uta Toshinari, Syusaku Matsuda, Masaki Kitazume, Binh Nguyen

Cyclic Unconfined Compression Test of CementTreated Soils, Tsutomu Namikawa, Yoshio Suzuki, Sadatomo

Onimaru, Takuya Tsukamoto, Ryo Kurosawa, Kentaro Shimada

Soil Mixing for Passive Seismic Protection System,  iuseppe Panetta, Giuseppe Iorio, Ignazio Paolo Marzano, G Massimo Grisolia

The last 30 minutes of each session will be dedicated to moderated Q&A, allowing a flow of discussion between paper authors and attendees. This discussion will be recorded, transcribed, and made available to attendees after the conference.

Concurrent Technical Session II

2:00 – 3:30 pm Room: Honolulu

Room: Kahuku

Room: O’ahu

Track 1 Grouting Case Histories

Track 2 Drilling and Grouting

Track 3 Deep Mixing and Diaphragm Walls

1B21/ Case Histories: Dams, Part I

2A31/ Design and Assessment, Part I

3A20/ Deep Mixing, Part II

Moderators: Kenneth B. Ivanetich, P.E., M.ASCE, Hayward Baker, Inc.; Matthew A. Taylor, P.E., M.ASCE, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.

Moderators: Joe Harris, Aff.M.ASCE; Hayward Baker, Inc.; S  téphane Gonichon, EQIOM, Groupe CRH

Moderators: Jack G. Byers, P.E., M.ASCE, Byers Group LLC; S  tephan Jefferis, Ph.D., C.Eng, FICE, E  nvironmental Geotechnics Limited

Boone Dam Test Grout Program: Objectives, Engineering Design and Observations, Daniel Gilbert,

Application of Low-Frequency Rectangular Pressure Impulse in Rock Grouting, A  li Nejad Ghafar, Sasan

Calaveras Dam Replacement Project: Transverse Cutoffs and Two Phase Foundation Drilling and Grouting Scope through Overburden Material to Minimize Duration on Critical Path, B rian Kenny, Mike

How the Pressure Build-Up Affects the Penetration Length of Grout: New Formulation of Radial Flow of Grout Incorporating Variable Pressure, Johan Funehag,

Using a Shallow Mixing Layer to Reinforce Deep Mixing Columns during Embankment Construction, Binh Nguyen, Tomohide Takeyama, Masaki Kitazume SCM-DRH (Single Column Mixing-Double Rotary Head): First Experiences with a New Soil Mixing Tool, Franz-Werner Gerressen, Robert McGall High-Strength Ground-Improvement Using Low Water-Cement Ratio Slurry, Takao Kono, Shinji Tamaki,

Scott Barrentine, Jim Warner, Jeffrey Dingrando, Daniel Rogers

Sadrizadeh, Almir Draganovic, Fredrik Johansson, Ulf Håkansson, Stefan Larsson

Almeida

Johan Claesson

Long-Term Grouting of a Karst Foundation at Logan Martin Dam, Alabama, D  onald Bruce, Brian Greene,

Practical Aspects of Water Pressure Testing for Rock Grouting, A  dam Paisley, Jesse Wullenwaber, Donald Bruce Statistical Evaluation of Groutability with Data from Hydraulic Tests and Fracture Mapping: Case Studies from Sweden, E dward Runslätt, Johan Thörn, Sara

R. Craig Findlay, Bobby Williams, John Williams, Richard Mickwee

Mixed Grouting Methods and Materials for Under-Seepage Mitigation at Barrage des Quinze Dam (Quebec, Canada), M  ichael Byle, Danny Dery-

Chamberland, Peter Bowman, Michael Dubeau

Six Stable Grout Mixes for Dale Hollow Dam,  icholas Bachand, H Griffin N

Masamichi Aoki, Toshio Yonezawa

Innovation and Collaboration in Deep Mixing, G  eorge

Filz, Donald Bruce

Kvartsberg, Åsa Fransson

Drilling and Grouting Challenges in Broadly Graded Soils, M  ichael Byle

The last 30 minutes of each session will be dedicated to moderated Q&A, allowing a flow of discussion between paper authors and attendees. This discussion will be recorded, transcribed, and made available to attendees after the conference.

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Monday, July 10, 2017 (continued) Concurrent Technical Session III

4:00 – 5:30 pm Room: Honolulu

Room: Kahuku

Room: O’ahu

Track 1 Grouting Case Histories

Track 2 Drilling and Grouting

Track 3 Deep Mixing and Diaphragm Walls

1B22/ Case Histories: Dams, Part II

2A61/ Verification, QA/QC, Part I

3A30/ Deep Mixing, Part III

Moderators: John J. Kinley, Jafec USA Inc.; A  dam Paisley, P.E., M.ASCE, Schnabel Engineering

Moderators: Alan R. Ringen, P.E., M.ASCE, JAFEC USA, Inc.; C  hu Eu Ho, Sc.D., ENV SP, M.ASCE, A  rup

Moderators: Brian Wilson, P.Eng., Pacific Ground Engineering; Antonio Marinucci, MBA, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE, U  niversity of Texas at Austin

Comoe Dam Lateritic Foundation Treatment, A  hmed

Advances in Measuring Grouting Pressures Using an Instrumented Packer, D  mitri Ivanov, Douglas Horvath,

Use of Real-Time Monitoring Data to Interpret Variable Subsurface Conditions and Validate Construction for a Large Deep Mixing Scheme Using Cutter Soil Mixing to Support MSE Walls at Kitimat LNG, BC, Canada, M  arina Li, Brian Wilson, Franz-Werner

Chraibi, Adama Nombe

Errors, Misunderstandings, and Mistakes in Remedial Grouting Projects for Dams, D  onald Bruce, Trent Dreese, Christopher Hallahan

Quality Control Testing, Data Analyses and QC Practices at Rough River Dam, KY, H  aixue Xu, Conrad

Ginther

Wimbleball Dam Remedial Grouting Works, C  lifton Kettle, Brian Jackson

Douglas Heenan

Combining Automatic Monitoring of Grouting Performance Parameters and Geotechnical Instrumentation for Risk Reduction in Complex Grouting Projects, P ierre Choquet, Robert Taylor Inconsistencies and Improvements in HMG Testing and Reporting, T homas Richards, Jr. Monitoring and Instrumentation Best Practice, James Warner

Retrospective Evaluation of Computer Monitoring, Trevor Carter, Mike Jefferies, Vafa Rombough, Lars Hasslar, Raffaella Granata

Gerressen

Determining the Tensile Strength of Soil-Cement, B rian Wilson, Jim Coull

A New Parameter for the Evaluation of Mixing Quality in Deep Soil Mixing, D  iego Bellato, Ignazio Marzano, Paolo Simonini

Cased-Pipe Sampling for Quality Assurance of Deep Mixing Method: A Case Study, Ignazio Paolo Marzano,

Massimo Grisolia, Giuseppe Iorio, Giuseppe Panetta, Raffaele Papa

Soil Cement Columns (SCC) in Japan, Y oshinori (Jimmy) Oshiro

The last 30 minutes of each session will be dedicated to moderated Q&A, allowing a flow of discussion between paper authors and attendees. This discussion will be recorded, transcribed, and made available to attendees after the conference.

Tuesday, July 11, 2017 10:30 am – 12:00 pm

Concurrent Technical Session IV

Room: Honolulu

Room: Kahuku

Room: O’ahu

Track 1 Grouting Case Histories

Track 2 Drilling and Grouting

Track 3 Deep Mixing and Diaphragm Walls

1B24/ Case Histories: Foundations

2B23/ Case Histories: Extreme Temperatures

3A40/ Deep Mixing, Part IV

Moderators: Cassandra A. Wetzel, P.E., M.ASCE, GZA GeoEnvironmental; Adriane Boscardin, Ph.D., A.M.ASCE, Boscardin Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Moderators: Walter E. Kaeck, P.E., M.ASCE,  ueser Rutledge Consulting Engineers; Rakam M Tamang, P.E., A.M.ASCE, Tetra Tech, Inc.

Moderators: Mario Mauro, Ph.D., M.ASCE, T reviicos Corporation; George M. Filz, Ph.D., P.E., Dist.M.ASCE, Virginia Tech

Compaction Grouting as Part of Seismic Retrofit of Two Bridges in British Columbia, Canada, T huraisamy

Forensics by Freezing, Joseph Sopko Grout Curtain Installation for Sump Excavation in Permafrost Region of Northern Canada, V afa

Design and Construction of Column Supported Embankment Using Deep Soil Mixing Columns and Reinforced Concrete Load Transfer Slab, K ing Chin,

Grouting for Freezing, Joseph Sopko, Gregory Ziegler,

Mass Stabilization of Organic Soils for Steel Tank Support at Port Everglades, Florida, Joseph Mann, Allen

Thavaraj, Alex Sy

Compaction Grouting Verification Trial in Manhattan Soil Deposits, C  hu Ho Ground Response To Permeation and Compensation Grouting In Stratified Soils, C  hu Ho, Robert Essler, Aaron

Rombough, James Davies, Jeremy Hoy

Injection Grouting Preserves Foundation Integrity of Multi-Story Buildings, B ritt Babcock Remediation of a Tilted Three-Story RC Building via Grouting, S an-Shyan Lin, Yung-Kuang Lin, Chin-Jung Kuo,

Olsen

Evans

Adam Curry

Grouting in Frozen Ground Conditions, P aul Schmall The Use of Liquefied Metal as a Grout Material, S eth

Heidi Cashman, Chris Barnes

Sehn

Assessment of Key Properties of Solidified Fly Ash with and without Sodium Sulfate, Jeffrey Evans,

Guilherme Piuzzi, Daniel Ruffing

Specialty Grouting and Deep Mixing for DC Clean, Joseph Mann, Kenneth Ivanetich, Joseph Cavey

Fang-Chih Lu

The last 30 minutes of each session will be dedicated to moderated Q&A, allowing a flow of discussion between paper authors and attendees. This discussion will be recorded, transcribed, and made available to attendees after the conference.

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Gateways to Technical a World Program of Opportunities (continued) Tuesday, July 11, 2017 (continued) Concurrent Technical Session V

2:00 – 3:30 pm Room: Honolulu

Room: Kahuku

Room: O’ahu

Track 1 Grouting Case Histories

Track 2 Drilling and Grouting

Track 3 Deep Mixing and Diaphragm Walls

1B30/ Jet Grouting: Case Histories, Part I

2A32/ Design and Assessment, Part II

3B26/ Case Histories: Tunnels

Moderators: Justice J. Maswoswe, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE; FHWA Resource Center; Dominic M. Parmantier, P.E., M.ASCE, Condon-Johnson & Associates

Moderators: Stéphane Gonichon, EQIOM, Groupe CRH;Joe Harris, Aff.M.ASCE; H  ayward Baker, Inc.

Moderators: Marco D. Boscardin, Ph.D., P.E., D.GE, F.ASCE, Consulting Engineer; Tim Avery, P.E., M.ASCE, M  innovare

Jet Grouting as Earth Retention System in the Canadian Pacific Northwest: Case Histories and a Challenging 16 Meter Deep Excavation, P aolo

Demand-Assessed Grouting: HydrogeologicallyBased Methodology, P eter Wilén, Sara Kvartsberg,

The Design of Compensation Grouting under Filigree Tunnel Linings, Jochen Fillibeck, Martin Sailer Polymer Emulsion Grouting for Water Cutoff in Tunnel Structures, P aul Gancarz, John Minturn, Nico Grobler, Deon

Gazzarrini, Matt Kokan, Stephen Jungaro, Dan Hunt

Jet Grouting for Water Cutoff and Excavation Support, M  atthew Niermann, Douglas Jenevein, Stanley

Magnus Zetterlund

Evaluation of Durability and Waterproofing Characteristic of Cast-In-Place Piles Using Surfactant Grout at the Field Tests, Juhyung Lee, Jinung Do, Hakseung

Worst

Kim, Bonggeun Park

Jet Grouting within Toronto’s Glacial Deposits, a Contractor’s Perspective, Y ves St-Amour, Lucie Clatworthy,

Introducing a New Method for Measuring Internal Stability of Microfine Cement Grouts, C  hadi El Mohtar,

Masoud Manzari

Anna Kate Miller, Hamza Jaffal

Overcoming Grouting Difficulties during Retaining Wall Stabilization, Jared Green, Alan Poeppel The State of Jet Grouting: Where We Are and Where It Is Practical, G  eorge Burke, Kenneth Ivanetich, Timothy

Pressure Distribution of TAM Grouting under a Deep Excavation in Silty Soil, H  ung-Jiun Liao, Shih-Hao Cheng,

Myers

Sin-Lan Lu, Chin-Lung Chiu, Ricky K. N. Wong

Van Dyk

Interpretation of Pressure and Flow during PreGrouting in Hard Rock Tunneling, H  elene Strømsvik,

Eivind Grøv

Crossrail C510 Settlement Control by Grouting, C  lifton

Kettle

Complex Permeation Grouting at Moorgate, C  lifton

Kettle

Unified Design Approach for Rock Fissure Grouting: Best Design Practice for Pre-Grouting of Rock Tunnels in Sweden, M  ikael Creütz, Thomas Dalmalm, Magnus Eriksson, Magnus Zetterlund, Thomas Janson

The last 30 minutes of each session will be dedicated to moderated Q&A, allowing a flow of discussion between paper authors and attendees. This discussion will be recorded, transcribed, and made available to attendees after the conference.

Concurrent Technical Session VI

4:00 – 5:30 pm Room: Honolulu

Room: Kahuku

Room: O’ahu

Track 1 Grouting Case Histories

Track 2 Drilling and Grouting

Track 3 Deep Mixing and Diaphragm Walls

1B40/ Jet Grouting: Case Histories, Part II

2A62/ Verification, QA/QC, Part II

3C10/ Diaphram Walls, Part I

Moderators: Matthew J. Niermann, P.E., M.ASCE, Schnabel Foundation Company; J ames K. P. Kwong, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE, Yogi Kwong Engineers, LLC

Moderators: Chadi S. El Mohtar, Ph.D., A.M.ASCE; University of Texas at Austin; Christopher M. Hallahan, P.E., A.M.ASCE, Gannett Fleming, Inc.

Moderators: William J.S. Sheehy, B.Eng, MSc, DIC, C.Eng, MICE, MCIWEM, M  WH Global; Georgette Hlepas, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE, U  .S. Army Corps of Engineers

Construction of a Jet-Grouted Backup Seepage CutOff in the John Hart Earthfill Dam, Paolo Gazzarrini,

In-Line Determination of Cement-Based Grout Properties Using a Pulsed Ultrasound-Based Method and System, U  lf Hakansson, Johan Wiklund, Michal Kotzé Specimen Issues in Measurements and Evaluation of Penetrability of Cement-Based Grout Measured with Filter Pump and Penetrability Meter in the Field, A  lmir

Third Street Light Rail Program Phase 2, Central Subway Stations San Francisco, CA: Utilization of Multiple Foundation Techniques, K evin Bolton, Al

Draganovic, Ali Ghafar

Hani Habib, Nicolas Willig-Friedrich

Real Time Measurement of Flow Properties and the Design of Cement Grouting, M  ashuqur Rahman, Ulf

Diaphragm Walls for Deep Shafts for the Anchorage of a Suspension Bridge in Africa, Joern Seitz Forensic Investigation of a Slurry Wall Failure: A Case Study, B ehrooz Ghahreman Nejad, Trevor Osborne,

David Siu, Stephen Jungaro

Jet Grouting within Contaminated Land Fill, M  urray

Yates, Fabrice Mathieu, Camille Debost

Dewatering Dike Construction and Grouting at the Meadowbank Mine, Canada, V afa Rombough, Grant

Bonin, Fiona Esford, Michel Julien

Rehabilitive Grouting for the Anacostia River Tunnel, P aul Schmall, Lucien Spiteri, James Myers, Stephen Hawkins Use of Jet Grouting in Retrofitting of a RMG Factory Building in Chittagong, Bangladesh, H  amidul Ahasan,

Shajal Khan, Ahmedul Hassan, Raquib Ahsan, Mehedi Ansary

Hakansson

Utilizing Direct-Push Crosshole Seismic Testing to Verify the Effectiveness of Shallow Ground Improvements: A Case Study Involving Low-Mobility Grout Columns in Christchurch, New Zealand, Sungmoon Hwang, Julia Roberts, Kenneth Stokoe, Brady Cox, Sjoerd van Ballegooy, Chris Soutar

Neumann, Jeff Bean

Structural Diaphragm Walls at the Red Rock Hydroelectric Project, R achael Bisnett, Thomas Andrews,

John Carter

Three Dimensional Effect of Grouted Discontinuous Berms for Passive Support of Diaphragm Walls, Muhammad Elsherbiny, Rami Elsherbiny, Hussein El-Mamlouk

Grouting and Quality Control for Micropiles and Anchors in Karst Geology, A  dam Alexander, Robert Bivens, Ken Bowman, Tim Adkins, Bill King

The last 30 minutes of each session will be dedicated to moderated Q&A, allowing a flow of discussion between paper authors and attendees. This discussion will be recorded, transcribed, and made available to attendees after the conference.

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Wednesday, July 12, 2017 10:30 am – 12:00 pm

Concurrent Technical Session VII

Room: Honolulu

Room: Kahuku

Room: O’ahu

Track 1 Grouting Case Histories

Track 2 Drilling and Grouting

Track 3 Deep Mixing and Diaphragm Walls

1B25/ Case Histories: Grouting

2A40/ Extreme Conditions

3C20/ Diaphram Walls, Part II

Moderators: Jim Spiegel, SealBoss Corp.; Adam N. Hockenberry, P.E., A.M.ASCE, G  annett Fleming, Inc.

Moderators: Michael J. Byle, P.E., D.GE, F.ASCE, Tetra Tech, Inc.; C  lay Griffin, Rembco Geotechnical Contractors, Inc.

Moderators: Gilbert R. Tallard, CE EPFL, L.M.ASCE, Liquid Earth Support, Inc.; Thomas D. Richards, Jr., P.E., D.GE, M.ASCE; Nicholson Construction

Grout Everywhere! Multiple Case Studies of Various Grouting Applications in Heavy-Civil Construction Projects, Robert Waddell, Joshua Shackelford Grouting Techniques Used to Decommission a Flowing Artesian Well, Justin Bieber, David Ward, Samuel

A Novel Blend of Karst Grouting and Micropile Placement Techniques for Stabilizing Difficult Foundation Conditions in Weak Vuggy Limestone, Trevor Carter, Donald Bruce, John Wolosick, Paul Dittrich,

Evolution of USACE Seepage Cutoff Wall Contracts,  eorgette Hlepas, Vanessa Bateman G Remedial Cutoff Walls for Dams in the U.S.: 40 Years of Case Histories, D  onald Bruce Diaphragm Wall Construction Performance Using Hydrocutter Technology at the Center Hill Dam Foundation Remediation Project, M  ichael Arnold, Bob

Bandimere, Nick Sargent, Jacqueline Foley, Norm Quail, Marc Hinton, Malaika Ulmi

Observation Well Backfilling with Low Strength Grout at the WAC Bennett Dam, Canada, V afa Rombough, Gordon Anderlini, Robert Chu

Stabilization of Sand Based Soils Using Polyurethane Grouts, S cott Anderson, Vicki Crosby Neelum Jhelum Hydroelectric Project: Pre-Excavation Grouting in Twin Headrace Tunnels, P eter Dickson, Masrour Kizilbash, Nasir Jaferry

Blake Leew, Ryan Smith

Application of Grouting and Jet Grouting Techniques for Soil and Rock Impermeabilization under Extreme Conditions at the Diavik Diamond Mine’s A21 Project, P iero Roberti Grouting for Karst Risk Reduction Based on Geophysical Investigation Methods, R obert Bivens, Michael Wightman

Drilling and Grouting to Allow Excavation Works in a Challenge Ground Condition, R affaella Granata, Fabrizio Leoni

Settlement Control Meets Flood Control - Hybrid Compaction Grouted Ground Anchors for NYU Langone Medical Center’s Kimmel Pavilion, S aul

Faulhaber

The Role of Real-Time Monitoring in Controlling the Installation and Assessing the Performance of a Plastic Concrete Cut-Off, W  illiam Sheehy, Donald Bruce,

SK Alice Lim

The On-Site Management of Polymer Support Fluids for the Construction of Drilled Shafts and Diaphragm Walls, S tephan Jefferis, Yue Ouyang, Paul Wiltcher, Tony Suckling, Carlos Lam

Shapiro, Anthony Cennamo, John Stanbury

The last 30 minutes of each session will be dedicated to moderated Q&A, allowing a flow of discussion between paper authors and attendees. This discussion will be recorded, transcribed, and made available to attendees after the conference.

Concurrent Technical Session VIII

1:00 – 2:30 pm Room: Honolulu

Room: Kahuku

Room: O’ahu

Track 1 Grouting Case Histories

Track 2 Drilling and Grouting

Track 3 Deep Mixing and Diaphragm Walls

1A10/ Jet Grouting: New Technology

2A20/ Construction and Innovation

3A50/ Deep Mixing, Part V

Moderators: Kenneth B. Ivanetich, P.E., M.ASCE, Hayward Baker, Inc.; Giuseppe A. Modoni, Ph.D., Università degli Studi di Cassino

Moderators: Steve C. Maranowski, A.M.ASCE, Spartan Specialties, Ltd.; Lawrence F. Johnsen, P.E., D.GE, M.ASCE; GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.

Moderators: David S. Yang, Ph.D., P.E., M.ASCE, JAFEC USA, Inc.; Marina Li, C.Eng, P.Eng, Isherwood Associates

A Study on Altering the Cross-Sectional Shape and Altering the Quality of the Jet Grout Column, Hiroyuki

Overcoming the Challenges of Grouting UltraHigh Capacity Dam Anchors in Jointed Quartzitic Sandstone, D  evon Mothersille Implementation of MWD-Data for Grouting Purposes in a Large Infrastructure Project: The Stockholm Bypass, M  agnus Zetterlund, Lars Martinsson, Thomas

Construction and Verification Testing of Cement Deep Soil Mix Panels to Mitigate Seismic Displacements for the Evergreen Line Rapid Transit Project, A  li Azizian,

Abe, Tsutomu Tsuchiya, Kazuhiko Komatsu

Mechanical Behaviors of Soilcrete Created from Soils of Tam Bang and Vam Dinh Bridges Simulating Jet Grouting Technology, H  oang-Hung Tran-Nguyen, Chuong Quach

Dalmalm

Development of the MultiFan-Shaped Jet Grouting Method of Ground Improvement, Takashi Shinsaka,

Soil Improvement Thanks to an Extra-Long Application of Directional Drilling, G  iuseppe Di Salvo,

Junichi Yamazaki, Yasuharu Nakanishi, Kazuhito Komiya

Elliptical Jet Grouting: An Innovative, Viable and Effective Solution. The Example of the Bottom Plugs for the SELA Projects In New Orleans, LA, F ilippo Maria Leoni, Gianluca Pianezze

Vittorio Manassero, Giuseppe Sichel, Paolo Foppiani

Commercial Considerations for Contemporary Geotechnical Grouting Projects, James Cockburn, Donald

Bruce

Recent Advances in Overburden and Down-the-Hole Drilling Techniques, D  onald Bruce, Rudy Lyon

Brian Hall, Juan Baez, Alan Moat, Blair Squire

Cement-Bentonite Slurry Walls for Seismic Containment of the Kingston Coal Ash Landfill, A  lan

Rauch, Steve Artman, John Kammeyer, Bruce Haas, Jeffrey Barrett, Tom Pace, P. Smiley, Michael Steele, Yong Wu

Ground Treatment by Combination of CSM and JetGrouting in Hong Kong, F abrice Mathieu, Alex Chan, Derek Yung, Julien Landrot

Design and Construction of a Soil Cement Mixed TBM Retrieval Shaft in Porous Limestone, Terrence Carroll, Chu Ho, Thomas Richards, Jose Torres

The last 30 minutes of each session will be dedicated to moderated Q&A, allowing a flow of discussion between paper authors and attendees. This discussion will be recorded, transcribed, and made available to attendees after the conference.

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Gateways to Technical a World Program of Opportunities (continued) Wednesday, July 12, 2017 (continued) Concurrent Technical Session IX

3:00 – 4:30 pm Room: Honolulu

Room: Kahuku

Room: O’ahu

Track 1 Grouting Case Histories

Track 2 Drilling and Grouting

Track 3 Deep Mixing and Diaphragm Walls

1A20/ Jet Grouting: Verification and Testing

2A50/ Laboratory Investigation

3A60/ Deep Mixing, Part VI

Moderators: Chu Eu Ho, Sc.D., ENV SP, M.ASCE, Arup; Alessandro Flora, Ph.D., Universita’ di Napoli Federico II

Moderators: Lisheng Shao, P.E., M.ASCE, Hayward Baker, Inc.; W  ard Naudts, ECO Grouting Specialists Inc.

Moderators: James Cockburn, A  dvanced Construction, Inc.; Michael J. Byle, P.E., D.GE, F.ASCE, T etra Tech, Inc.

Assessment of Jet Grout Column Diameter during Construction Using Electrical Resistivity Imaging, Michael Mooney, Richard Bearce Experimental Evidence on the Strength of Soil Treated with Single and Double Fluid Jet Grouting, Lidia Wanik, Maria Cristina Mascolo, Joanna Bzowka,

A Filtration Model for Constant Flux Permeation of Bentonite Grout through Granular Soil, R itika

The Remediation of Buckeye Lake Dam, Ohio: Deep Mixing, D  aniel Stare, George Filz, Donald Bruce Soil Mixing for the SR-83 Project in Florida, W  esley

Giuseppe Modoni, Shui Long Shen

An Unconventional Application of Jet Grouting to Install 4900 kN Ground Anchors in Loose Alluvial Soil, V ittorio Manassero Quantitative Interpretation of Surface Wave Testing for Assessment of Ground Improvement by Jet Grouting, C  hih-Ping Lin, Chun-Hung Lin, Yu-Cheng Chang,

Chih-Jung Chien

Uplift Control of Jet Grouted Bottom Plug by Friction Mobilized along Embedded Anchoring Elements, Michal Topolnicki

Sangroya, Chadi El Mohtar

A Laboratory Investigation into Time-Pressure Curves for Stable versus Unstable Grouts, H  amza Jaffal, Ritika

Schmutzler, Gray Mullins, Matteo Bertoni

Effect of Compressive Strength on Grouted Sand Column and Compacted Cylindrical Specimen, Muttharam M., Kabilan N. Nagappan, Samidurai V. Evaluation of Unconfined Compressive Strength for High Plasticity Clayey Soil Mixed with Cement and Dispersive Agents, Y uksel Yilmaz, Jongwan Eun, Aysegul

Huzjak

Sangroya, Anna Kate Miller, Chadi El Mohtar

Goren

Dissecting a 107 Year-Old Dam with a Barrier Wall, E  dwin Friend, Darren Brinker, Jeff Martin, Doug Raitt, Robert Panels Made by the Deep Mixing Method for a Building Pit Support in a Slope, R oman Marte, Florian

Scharinger, Roland Lüftenegger

Construction of a Deep Cutoff Wall along the Mississippi River at East Alton IL, R affaella Granata, Jo Tucker, Matteo Bertoni, Wesley Schmutzler

Quantifying the Effectiveness of a Grout Curtain Using a Laboratory-Scale Physical Model, Lindsey Bryson, Elliot Magot

The last 30 minutes of each session will be dedicated to moderated Q&A, allowing a flow of discussion between paper authors and attendees. This discussion will be recorded, transcribed, and made available to attendees after the conference.

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Overflow Hotel Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa 2424 Kalakaua Ave Honolulu, HI 96815 (888) 421-1442 Rate: $247 (City/Mountain View); $272 (Ocean View); $278 (Ocean Front) $15.00 daily resort fee and 13.96% taxes are applicable

Transportation Transfer from the Airport to the Hotel All guests staying at the Sheraton Waikiki will be arriving on the island of Oahu at Honolulu International Airport (HNL). Transfers are available via shuttle, taxi, and limousine options in addition to renting your own vehicle.

Starwood Express Shuttle Starwood Express Shuttle provides the most convenient mode of transportation between Honolulu International Airport (HNL) and the four Starwood Properties (Sheraton Waikiki Resort; The Royal, A Luxury Collection Resort; Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa; Sheraton Princess Kaiulani Hotel) in Waikiki. Arrivals Upon arrival a friendly airport representative holding a Starwood/Robert’s sign will meet and greet you at baggage claim where porters will transport your luggage to the exclusive Starwood Shuttle. International Arrival guests will be met outside of customs exit area. Relax in the comfortable air-conditioned, shared ride, Starwood Shuttle for the 30- to 45-minute ride to your hotel. (For flights arriving after midnight, please call dispatch at (808) 831-1555 once at baggage claim.) Cost:

$16.00 per person one way (ages 4 years and above)



$30.00 per person round trip (ages 4 years and above)



Children under 4 years on your lap are free.

Includes two standard pieces of luggage and one carry on. Oversized luggage (i.e. golf bags, surfboards, bicycle, etc.) incur an additional charge paid directly upon boarding the vehicle. Departures

Avis Car Rental Rent a car in Hawaii with Avis. Check out specials for Sheraton Waikiki guests at www.avis. com/car-rental/profile/go.ac?H515078

Limousine One of the preferred vendors providing quality limousine and luxury sedan transfers is Elite Limousine (www.elitelimohawaii.com). To make a reservation, please contact our Tour and Activity Desk at (808) 931-8007 or via email at www.elitelimohawaii.com/contact.php Cost: Rates start from $127 from airport to hotel for one way. *All prices and travel times are estimates and subject to change.

Registration Information Registration Hours Registration is located on the 2nd floor of the Sheraton Waikiki. Sunday, July 9 Monday, July 10 Tuesday, July 11 Wednesday, July 12

7:30 7:00 7:30 7:30

International flights: 4 hours prior to your flight time For more information, or to make a reservation, please visit the Airport Waikiki Shuttle website (www.airportwaikikishuttle.com/starwood) NOTE: Reservations are required 24 hours prior to service date.

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6:30 6:00 6:30 2:30

p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.

The desk will be closed for lunch from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. every day.

Payment Information Acceptable forms of payment include: CHECK: Payable to Grouting 2017 Conference (In U.S. dollars, drawn on a U.S. bank. You must include attendee’s name in the memo area of the check.) CREDIT CARD: VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club, and Discover PURCHASE ORDER: P.O. #, company name, and address or other billing address (this includes Government P.O. use). A copy of this P.O. must be submitted to Customer Service when you register. MAIL REGISTRATIONS TO: Grouting 2017 Conference, P.O. Box 79668, Baltimore, MD 21279-0668 ONLINE REGISTRATION: You may also register online. Full payment must accompany all registration forms. Forms will not be processed without payment or copy of purchase order.

Cancellations/Refunds Cancellations must have been received by ASCE in writing. A refund will be issued after the conference, minus a $75 processing fee, if the cancellation notice was received by ASCE by Wednesday, June 26, 2017. No refunds will be made for cancellations received after Wednesday, June 26, 2017.

Registration Packages: What’s Included with Your Registration Fees Full Daily - Daily - Daily - Guest Student Exhibitor Exhibitor Sponsor Reg. Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Full Full Booth Full Staff

Estimated pickup time from the hotel will be: Domestic and inter-island flights: 3 hours prior to your flight time

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There are taxi dispatch personnel meeting all arriving flights. Taxis range in size from sedans to vans. The estimated travel time from Honolulu International Airport is 25 to 45 minutes.* Cost: Approximately $50 and up; additional fees may apply for extra passengers, luggage and waiting time.*

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Exhibitors

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Booth #

Exhibitor

Booth #

Exhibitor

206

Avanti International

213

Jean-Lutz North America

110

BAUER-Pileco

100

Keller Foundations

104

BASF Corporation

106

Legacy Foundations

105 &109

BOS Solutions, Inc

204

Malcolm Drilling

203

Center Rock Inc.

102

MAPEI Corporation

210

ChemGrout, Inc.

201

Moretrench

308

Condon-Johnson + Associates

211

QSP Packers LLC

200

CRM SRL

207

RST INSTRUMENTS LTD

304

Deep Foundations Institute

302

Schnabel Foundation

111

Gannett Fleming

300

SIREG GEOTECH s.r.l

205

Hammer And Steel

310

Specrete-IP Incorporated

312

International Drilling Equipment Inc

101

Surecrete Inc.

Exhibit Hall Hours

Exhibit Hall Floorplan

Move-in Hours:* Sunday, July 9

12:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Exhibit Hours:* Sunday, July 9

5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Monday, July 10

10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Tuesday, July 11

10:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Move out Hours:*

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Tuesday, July 11

7:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Wednesday, July 12

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

Grouting 2017: Grouting, Deep Mixing, and Diaphragm Walls

Exhibitors Gateways to a World of Opportunities Stop leaks. Stabilize soil. Control groundwater. Permanently.

Booth #206 Avanti International www.avantigrout.com

Avanti International is the only full service provider and most experienced producer of high-quality chemical and cement grouts in the United States.

Booth #110 BAUER-Pileco www.bauerpileco.com

BAUER-Pileco is a leading global provider of foundation equipment and service to the construction industry. BAUER-Pileco and its network of dealers represent North America.

Booth #104 BASF Corporation www.performance-materials.basf.us

BASF Performance Materials is the leading supplier to the municipal pipeline market. With over 40 years of experience, a global manufacturing network and a comprehensive portfolio that services the SIPP, CIPP, and OEM type coating markets, BASF is a preferred partner.

Booth #105 & #109 BOS Solutions, Inc www.bos-solutions.com

BOS provides Grouting Waste Mitigation, Solids Separation, and Dewatering to reduce solids and liquid waste hauling volumes with dry, stackable solid waste and clean water.

Booth #203 Center Rock Inc. www.centerrock.com

Center Rock manufacturers air rock drilling tools and accessories including our DTH hammers and bits, casing advancing underreaming systems, and LP Canister drills

Booth #210 ChemGrout, Inc. www.chemgrout.com

Booth #205 Hammer And Steel www.hammersteel.com

Booth #308 Condon-Johnson + Associates http://condon-johnson.com/

Booth #312 International Drilling Equipment Inc www.idedrills.com

For over 50 years ChemGrout has manufactured the world’s largest selection of grouting equipment.  Their equipment has become an industry standard, offering reliability and durability.

Condon-Johnson & Associates provides projects with a dependable geotechnical contractor to overcome even the most challenging tasks and terrains. You can count on us to reliably complete your project on time and within budget while maintaining a safe work environment. We represent a new culture of honest contractors who are willing to go the extra mile for your project. Our experience in geotechnical design and construction spans more than three decades. Over that period of time we have grown from a small shoring and foundation company to the leader in geotechnical construction on the West Coast. We are underpinned by our core values of being a dependable, reliable, and honest family owned Construction Company.

Booth #200 CRM SRL www.crmjetting.com

CRM Srl is an Italian company specialized in the design and production of jet grouting and drilling equipment.

Booth #304 Deep Foundations Institute www.dfi.org

DFI is an international association which brings together multi-disciplined individuals and organizations to find common ground and create a consensus voice for continual advancement in the deep foundations industry.

Booth #111 Gannett Fleming www.gannettfleming.com

Gannett Fleming is a global infrastructure firm that provides planning, design, technology, and construction management services for a diverse range of markets and disciplines. With 60 offices worldwide, we provide customized solutions to improve communities.

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Hammer & Steel, Inc is a nationwide supplier of drill rigs, grouting & pile driving equipment, monitoring systems, steel piling products, parts & service. 

International Drilling Equipment is your Premier Geotechnical and Foundation Equipment Service Provider for Casagrande, Metax, PTC, Tes Car & Sip & T (tooling for equipment only).

Booth #213 Jean-Lutz www.jeanlutzna.com

Manufacturer of data monitoring systems and measurement recording instrumentation for the deep foundations industry and geo-technical construction.

North America

Booth #100 Keller Foundations www.kellerfoundations.com

Keller North America is a member of the Keller Group, the world’s largest geotechnical contractor with the most comprehensive services and experience.

Booth #106 Legacy Foundations www.legacy-foundations.com

Legacy Foundations provides deep foundation drilling, slope stabilization & shoring systems, ground improvement services and anomaly shaft repair.  We have worked alongside each other for decades, so we’re more than a team we’re like family led by a team of expert drillers

Booth #204 Malcolm Drilling www.malcolmdrilling.com

Experts in specialty foundations since 1962. Services include deep foundations, retention systems, ground improvements, dewatering, special applications, and design build.

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Exhibitors

Booth #102 MAPEI Corporation www.utt.mapei.com

MAPEI’s UTT focuses on providing a broad range of products, technologies and expertise and know-how for the underground construction and mining industries. The products and technologies manufactured by MAPEI have the goal in mind of completely satisfying every technical requirement of our customers, from the applicator to the contractor to the client.

Booth #201 Moretrench www.moretrench.com

Moretrench specializes in design/build solutions for challenging construction requirements and subsurface conditions. Offices are located in NJ, NY, Florida, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Washington D.C.

Booth #211 QSP Packers LLC www.surecrete.com

Manufacture of GROUT PACKERS, Inflatable & Mechanical. Smallest 1”-2” to Largest 12”-18”,  used as Single or Straddle Set-Up.  Sold in USA, and Worldwide.

Booth #207 RST INSTRUMENTS LTD www.rstinstruments.com

Founded in 1977, RST Instruments Ltd. is a world leader in providing innovative monitoring & measuring instruments for geotechnical, mining, environmental and structural projects.

Booth #302 Schnabel Foundation www.schnabel.com

Established in 1959, Schnabel Foundation Company is a geotechnical contractor that specializes in design-build earth retaining structures, jet grouting, cut-off walls, and specialty deep foundations.

Booth #310 Specrete-IP Incorporated http://www.specrete.com/

Specrete develops and manufactures additives specifically for underground grouting applications.  Benefits include pressure filtration resistance, bleed elimination, viscosity modification, stability, water retention and water reduction.

SURECRETE INC. Booth #300 SIREG GEOTECH s.r.l www.sireggeotech.it

The partnership Dai Prà-Sireg Geotech offers an integrated solution for soil grouting. Dai Prà specializes in high pressure cement injection plants. Sireg Geotech manufactures sleeved grouting pipes, GFRP soil nails and drainage pipes . Two Italian experts together to provide the best injection equipment and soil reinforcement products for underground excavation projects.

Booth #101 Surecrete Inc. http://www.qsppackers.com/

Surecrete Inc. is a supplier of bagged cementitious materials and placing equipment related to pre and post-excavation grout support, water cutoff, and concrete reinforcement.

Always Looking Ahead

IntelliPacker Not just a concept anymore . . . The instrumented packer. Another innovation by Advanced Construction Techniques 1-877-373-7248 [email protected]

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Thank You to Our Sponsors! Contributions from the following sponsors will enable Grouting 2017 to fulfill its commitment to excellence in programming and networking events for attendees.

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