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une jupe injectée

English translation: grouted curtain


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French term or phrase:une jupe injectée
English translation:grouted curtain
Entered by: Chris Hall
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18:09 Nov 3, 2009
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Tech/Engineering - Construction / Civil Engineering / Water purification system
French term or phrase: une jupe injectée
Dear fellow translators,

Here is the context:

(TITRE) Fiche de prévention environnement

Possibilité de réaliser des travaux pour limiter l’arrivée d’eau et les débits.
Ex : réalisation d’une *jupe injectée*

Any help much appreciated as always.
Chris Hall
United Kingdom
Local time: 03:11
grouted curtain
Explanation:
See the French and the English versions. "Paris Ilot"
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Ahmed Alami
Local time: 03:11
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Many thanks Ahmed. Kind regards, Chris.
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Summary of answers provided
4 +2grouted curtain
Ahmed Alami
3distribution skirtBashiqa
Summary of reference entries provided
Grout(ed) skirt/curtainxxxBourth

  

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7 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
distribution skirt


Explanation:
back in may I gave this translation for 'jupe de répartition'. It is possibly serving the same purpose.

Bashiqa
France
Local time: 04:11
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grouted curtain


Explanation:
See the French and the English versions. "Paris Ilot"


    Reference: http://www.bachy-soletanche.com/SBF/wwwsbf_uk.nsf/PageWeb/12...
    Reference: http://www.bachy-soletanche.com/SBF/wwwsbf_uk.nsf/PageWeb/48...
Ahmed Alami
Local time: 03:11
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Many thanks Ahmed. Kind regards, Chris.

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agree  asptech
15 hrs
  -> Thank you very much :)

agree  xxxBourth: Assuming we're dealing with a shaft; just "grout curtain" prob. more common. Possibly a different term for a tunnel.
1 day14 hrs
  -> Mercii
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Reference comments


368 days
Reference: Grout(ed) skirt/curtain

Reference information:
I have now encountered the term jupe injectée myself. In my case it is a short (4m) depth of grouted soil at the toe of a diaphragm wall holding back the soil around a deep excavation. The floor of this excavation is lined with a (jet-)grouted slab. The purpose of both the grouted skirt and the grout slab is to prevent water inflow at the bottom of the excavation.

"Grout(ed) skirt" gets a few hits - but not a lot - for precisely this application.

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Note added at 368 days (2010-11-07 00:03:35 GMT) Post-grading
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Further searching reveals that while "grout curtain" is said of this short depth of curtain below a retaining wall, it is often qualified as "toe grout curtain" or "grout curtain beneath the wall", etc. to distinguish it from a grout curtain "proper" which is a much larger, deeper affair.

xxxBourth
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