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Computer Applications in Grouting

by Michael Demming, US Bureau of Reclamation, Geology, Branch, Duchesne, UT, USA,
James L. Rogers, US Bureau of Reclamation, Geology, Branch, Duchesne, UT, USA,
Alex Tula, US Bureau of Reclamation, Geology, Branch, Duchesne, UT, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Issues in Dam Grouting

Abstract:

The first use of computers during foundation grouting was tried by the Bureau of Reclamation on Ridgeway Dam in Colorado. It was very useful in monitoring real time down hole conditions and for predicting fracturing or foundation uplift. This led to the development of a second generation system to record water/cement ratios, flows, and pressure and to compile and print all required Reclamation reports and drawings and provide real-time display of incoming grout data from the headers. This paper discusses the system development and application, including hardware configuration and software development.

Subject Headings: Grouting | Dam foundations | Computing in civil engineering | Computer software | Water reclamation | Water flow | Uplifting behavior | Colorado | United States

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