Jul 27, 2022
9:24:42am
9:24:42am
The issue is soil stabilization but it can be done
The problem with the valleys in Utah is they are comprised of mountain sediment of sand, loose gravel, and rock fragments. This leads to an unstable surface in the event of earth quakes.
The only way to build a heavy weight structure is to stabilize the soil with stone columns and pile drive steel beams deep into the bedrock. The cost would be tremendous and you would be better off building a new stadium in another location (like where Provo High sits) than trying to do it in the existing location.
The only way to build a heavy weight structure is to stabilize the soil with stone columns and pile drive steel beams deep into the bedrock. The cost would be tremendous and you would be better off building a new stadium in another location (like where Provo High sits) than trying to do it in the existing location.
Originally posted on Jul 27, 2022 at 9:24:42am
Message modified by runningryan on Jul 27, 2022 at 9:25:31am
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