Strengthen Your Project with Soil Nails Summary Soil nails are a proven, versatile solution for stabilizing slopes and excavations. At Williams Form Engineering, our high-quality soil nail systems—featuring Grade 75/80 and 150 KSI all‑thread bars or Geo‑Drill hollow injection anchors—offer unmatched…
Client: Keller North America Location: San Antonio, TX Date: May 1, 2025 Williams Engineering Products: A722 Grade 150 All-Thread Bar (1-1/4″, 1-3/8″, and 1-3/4″) In a bold and meticulous effort to preserve American heritage, Keller North America partnered with Williams…
Client: Richard Goettle, Inc. Location: Cleveland, Ohio Project Start: November 2024 Project Type: Large Strand Tieback Installation on Cleveland Riverbank Project Overview Williams Engineering had the opportunity to team up with Richard Goettle, Inc. on the Irishtown Bend project—one of…
Prestressed concrete anchors are integral components in modern construction, providing stability and resilience to structures subjected to dynamic forces such as wind and seismic activity. By applying a predetermined tension to the anchor, these systems effectively minimize structural movement caused…
In the world of deep foundation construction, micropiles are a game-changer. These small-diameter, high-strength foundation elements provide reliable support in a wide range of ground conditions, making them essential for new construction, structural repairs, and foundation retrofitting. Whether you’re dealing…
In the world of construction, stability and security are paramount. Various anchoring systems play a crucial role in ensuring structural integrity, one of which is the sledge anchor. Sledge anchors are widely used in construction for their robustness and versatility.…
Understanding the Key Structural Elements of a Wind Turbine’s Footing Wind energy has emerged as a critical component of the global transition toward sustainable energy. While much attention is given to the towering structures and spinning blades, the foundation—often overlooked—plays…
Selecting the proper rock anchors involves several key considerations to ensure safety, stability, and longevity in various engineering and construction applications, such as tunnels, dams, retaining walls, and slopes. Here are the primary factors to keep in mind: Rock Type…
