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After completing the grouting BW staff proceeded to break out the original dry well floor. This is to enable the floor to be constructed to receive the new hydraulic rams. |
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The hydraulic oil reservoir is the first new piece of equipment to be delivered to site. The reservoir was positioned onto its base in the meter building extension using a 40 tonne mobile crane. |
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A new floor has been built for an extension to the meter building next to the lift. This shows the steel reinforcement before the concrete being poured. |
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The nose of the boat lift has been scaffolded in preparation for its encapsulation to allow it to be grit blasted and painted. |
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This is the rig that drilled out and pumped the grout into the steel tubes. The rig is sat on a temporary bridge that spanned across the top of the dry well. |
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Steel tubes were inserted into holes in the dry well floor. These are to enable a mixture of cement and water (grout) to be pumped below the floor to stabilise the ground. |
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Repairs are ongoing to the caissons which are encapsulated in giant tents adjacent to the boat lift on site. |
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