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Atalus 120

THEAtalus 120 Is a support element technique intended for high rise walls and infrastructure projects. It is a hollow concrete block of approximately 120 kg, designed to be used in Reinforced massif with geosynthetics (type Atanappe), in order to guarantee the stability of the structure according to the constraints of the site.

The implementation remains simple and rational: the Atalus 120s are placed on a Cleanliness concrete, and the Atanappes are unrolled Perpendicular to the wall, in the sense of maximum resistance. Their resistance generally varies from 5 to 15 tons per linear meter, and their length, nature and position are defined by the project calculation grade. This process makes it possible to produce retaining walls with steep slopes (approximately 60° to 85°) and to easily integrate complex geometries: curves, variable fruits, angles, stairs.

The Atalus 120 integrates a large volume of topsoil (approximately) 250 liters/m² of wall) and can receive a integrated sprinkler, allowing abundant and sustainable vegetation, including on large structures.

Ideal solution for Walls in return for works of art, the access ramps, the road infrastructure, the Resurrections of landslides, the seismic zones And the major works, the Atalus 120 is particularly used by companies from public works, the infrastructure managers And the design offices.

The ATALUS quantity quotation is free. The height of the wall, its inclination and the presence of reinforcing geosynthetics (length, nature, position) must be defined in a Calculation note carried out by a design office, based on the geometric and geotechnical hypotheses transmitted by the customer. ATALUS provides this quantitative estimate as an aid to the estimation and feasibility of the solution. The implementation must respect the Calculation Note and the actual soil conditions of the site.

Responsibility: ATALUS declines all responsibility in the absence of a Calculation Note, in the event of non-compliance with it, or if the hypotheses used have not been verified.

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