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BART Warm Springs Extension: First MSE Walls in the US Constructed Over a Seismic Fault

Nov 30, 2017

Mechanically Stabilized Earth is a composite construction material comprising a facing system, earth reinforcements and a specified backfill soil. The design-build contractor selected The Reinforced Earth Company to supply the first MSE structures over a seismic fault.

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BART Warm Springs Extension: First MSE Walls in the US Constructed Over a Seismic Fault

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