Nimes Landslide Stabilization Presentation

1. Landslide Stabilization
905 Nimes Place
Bel Air

2. Drill Rigs Overlooking Wilshire Skyline.
These large drill rigs drill 36” holes to 100’ in roughly one hour.

3. Drill Rigs and 125’ Cranes

4. Pumping Concrete in Inclinometer Pile # 8-20

5. There are close to 220 piles being installed to stabilize the
landslides, 8 of which will have Slope Inclinometers
attached to monitor future movement.
The Slope Inclinometer Piles pictured are ready to install.

6. Pumping Concrete @ 3500psi into Slope Inclinometer Pile # 8-5

7. Slope Inclinometer Fastened to Pile

8. Moving 90’ Slope Inclinometer Pile Into Place

9. Slope Inclinometer Pile Being Lowered into Boring Hole

10. Cranes with Pile, and 6” Concrete Pumping Hose Apparatus

11. Aligning Slope Inclinometer Pile into Bore Hole

12. Lowering Inclinometer Pile into Bore Hole

13. Installing New Inclinometer Pile While Drilling New Boring
in Background

14. Pile Row with Shotcrete Wall.
Inclinometer Pile Installation is in the Background

15. Pumping Concrete @ 3500psi with Inclinometer Pile # 6-60
at Elevation

16. Installed Inclinometer Pile # 8-5

17. Pile Row with Shotcrete Wall.
Excavation and removal of the landslide is now being performed. Some
areas of the pile wall will have a 70’ vertical exposure before the
material is replaced and re-compacted.

18. Top of Pile with Slope Inclinometer DataMate

19. Installed Inclinometer Pile