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Soil & Geotechnical Engineering

Common Types of Void Forms Used for Expansive and Challenging Soil Conditions

February 27, 2025
Void forms are critical components used below and around concrete structures that are built on sites with expansive and otherwise damaging soil conditions. These forms prevent the destructive effects of expansive, collapsible, corrosive, and seismic soils by isolating concrete slabs,…
The Dirt About Data Center Construction
Concrete ConstructionSoil & Geotechnical Engineering

All Storage/AI Data Centers Are at Risk When Built on the Unstable Soils Found in Construction Hot Spots Like TX, LA and MS

February 5, 2025
Data Centers Built on Unstable Clay-Rich Soils Risk Failure, Where Even Minor Soil Expansion Can Damage Structures and IT Gear. Catastrophic Failures Can be Avoided With Low-Cost Solutions. FORT WORTH, Texas, February 05, 2025 | VoidForm Products, LLC, a leading…
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Soil & Geotechnical Engineering

How to Order: 4-Step Process for Project Success

February 3, 2025
Ordering void forms is a straightforward process, from free take-off services to on-time delivery to on-site demos.
StormVoid vs. EPS FoamVoid
Concrete ConstructionSoil & Geotechnical Engineering

StormVoid® vs. EPS Foam: Best Solutions for Expansive Soils

November 24, 2024
In Canada, structural engineers and contractors have a handful of solutions for addressing the risks of expansive soils on concrete structures, from chemical stabilization to mechanical stabilization to, most commonly, structural design in the form of under-foundation void spaces. Void…
Expansive Soil in Canada
Concrete ConstructionSoil & Geotechnical Engineering

Expansive Soil in Canada: An Introduction

October 18, 2024
As exploration of expansive soil conditions in Canada, which are concentrated in the Prairies, including soil types, and related impact on construction.
The True Costs of Inclement Weather on Construction
Soil & Geotechnical Engineering

The True Costs of Inclement Weather on Construction

September 20, 2024
The United States has experienced, on average, more than one disaster that has caused over a billion dollars in damages each month. As climate change drives more frequent and severe weather events, the construction industry is feeling the impact. From…