The American Society of Civil Engineers discusses reduced vibration foundation piling techniques, including the use of precast concrete piles and helical piles, for sensitive sites such as historic buildings and environmentally sensitive areas.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission provides guidance on vibration reduction in piling operations, including the use of vibration-reducing materials and techniques, for sensitive sites such as nuclear power plants.
The Federal Highway Administration provides information on reducing vibration from pile driving, including the use of pile driving mats and other vibration-reducing techniques, for sensitive sites such as bridges and highways.
Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, discuss low-vibration piling techniques, including the use of cast-in-place concrete piles and drilled shafts, for sensitive sites such as hospitals and schools.
A video by the Deep Foundation Institute discusses reduced vibration foundation piling techniques, including the use of vibratory hammers and precast concrete piles, for sensitive sites such as urban areas and historic districts.
The Pile Driving Contractors Association provides information on sensitive site piling techniques, including the use of noise-reducing barriers and vibration-reducing materials, for sites such as residential areas and parks.
Researchers from the University of Washington discuss vibration analysis for piling operations, including the use of numerical modeling and field measurements, for sensitive sites such as seismic zones and environmentally sensitive areas.
Bentley Systems provides information on piling techniques for sensitive sites, including the use of geotechnical software and vibration-reducing materials, for sites such as urban areas and historic districts.