Catalog/Enerpac/After several freeze and thaw cycles a crack formed in the silo’s foundation. Over time the crack expanded and permitted water to erode the soil under the silo’s foundation. The northwest portion of the silo’s foundation had settled 4 inches causing the silo to tilt. In order to re-stabilize the foundation, the 680,000 pound silo needed to be lifted, leveled and structurally supported.
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After several freeze and thaw cycles a crack formed in the silo’s foundation. Over time the crack expanded and permitted water to erode the soil under the silo’s foundation. The northwest portion of the silo’s foundation had settled 4 inches causing the silo to tilt. In order to re-stabilize the foundation, the 680,000 pound silo needed to be lifted, leveled and structurally supported.
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After several freeze and thaw cycles a crack formed in the silo’s foundation. Over time the crack expanded and permitted water to erode the soil under the silo’s foundation. The northwest portion of the silo’s foundation had settled 4 inches causing the silo to tilt. In order to re-stabilize the foundation, the 680,000 pound silo needed to be lifted, leveled and structurally supported.
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