The Judy Company
develops & installs anchoring systems of rock bolts, rock
anchors, tiebacks, tiedowns, earth anchors, soil nails, concrete
anchors, & post-tensioned tendons.
About
Anchoring
Anchors are
durable, reliable, economical tension supports used in a wide
variety of situations to stabilize, secure, and augment structures.
Made of high strength steel bars or strands, they can be bonded to
rock, concrete and many types of soil. Anchors are used to
counteract external, overturning, uplift, and seismic forces, and
are used actively (prestressed) or passively (non stressed).
Soil
and rock nails are fully grouted, passive (non-tensioned)
anchors used to resist uplift forces and failure forces on slopes or
excavations. The nails take advantage of residual stresses in soil
or excavations. The nails take advantage of residual stresses in
soil or rock (broken or solid) for load transfer. Passive anchors
are generally used where prestressing is either not possible or
desirable.
Rock and
concrete anchors are prestressed tendons can be bars or multiple
strands. A portion of the length is bonded to rock or concrete by
cement grout, resin, or fixed by a mechanical anchor. The upper
portion, or free length, is left ungrouted for prestressing, but is
grouted afterwards to lock in tension and protect against corrosion.


Applications
Include
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Retaining
walls
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Tower
bases
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Concrete
structures
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Concrete
form hardware
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Tunnels
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Mines
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Dams
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Bridges
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Slope
stabilization
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Rock fall
protection
Advantages
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Bond
length or hole diameter can be varied to adjust to changing
conditions
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Bonding
can be by cement, resin, or mechanical
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Anchors
can be passive (unstressed) or prestressed
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Anchors
can be any length, even hundreds of feet
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Single,
double, or multiple layers of corrosion protection are
available
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Various
strengths of steel up to 150 ksi available
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Work
in rock, either solid or broken, concrete, and many types of
soil
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Tendons
are coupled or coiled allowing installation with limited
access
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Stranded
tendons can be fabricated for extremely >> high
capacity load
Projects
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Bald
Hill Dam, North Dakota
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Johnstown,
PA Channel Rehabilitation
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Max
Starke Dam, Marble Falls, TX
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Village
Creek Water Treatment Plant, Birmingham, AL
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Pueblo
Dam, CO
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ANCHORING APPLICATIONS
Cooper River
Tendon installation at Cooper River, Charleston, S.C. Tendons were post tensioned to
880 kips to anchor bridge piers in harbor.
Arrowhead and Kauffman Sports
Stadiums, Kansas City
Rock bolt installation and foundation stabilization, Jackson County Sports Complex, Kansas
City, MO.
New Savannah Bluff Lock and Dam
Rock anchor installation, New Savannah Bluff Lock and Dam, Augusta, GA.
Fort Smith Lock and Dam
Installation of sheetpile tiebacks, counterfort anchors and rock face anchors, Lock and
Dam 13-Hydopower Project, Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Lock and
Dam 13
At Lock and Dam 13, on the Arkansas River, 3800 tiebacks and rock anchors were
installed at a cost of $1,250,000.
Bagnell Dam
The Judy Company developed tie downs for Bagnell Dam at the Lake of
the Ozarks which produced over 1.5 million pounds of force.
Olmos Dam
At Olmos Dam in San Antonio, Texas, The Judy Company installed anchors to prevent dam
failure by overtopping. Overtopping did actually occur since installation.
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