RAAF Base Learmonth contains a number of blast walls (also known as gun misfire barricades), designed to protect infrastructure in the event of accidental discharge from aircraft within the hangars or aprons. The walls were generally in poor condition and needed remediation because of material degradation of concrete panels and tie rods. The project involved the encapsulation or demolition of blast walls located across a 3km x 2km area.
• 230m3 of concrete encapsulation
• 90m3 of grout
• 1,800m of ReidBar
• 2,300 non-galvanised anchor plates and bolts
• 700m of crack injection
• Temporary works design
Darwin Truscott Club Refurbishment Works
Building Refurbishments, Defence
Combat Service Battalion Robertson Barracks
Building Refurbishments, Defence
Robertson Building Maintenance
Building Refurbishments, Defence, Infrastructure Upgrades
RAAF Darwin Sewer Works
Defence, Infrastructure Upgrades
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