A whaler is a horizontal beam member that goes in front of vertical soldier
piles in an excavation to distribute the lateral thrust of the soil from the
soldier piles to tie-back anchors or kickers.
Oshin Tosounian, S.E.
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From: Palmer Tingey [mailto:ptingey@mii.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2011 9:07 AM
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Subject: RE: seaint Digest for 6 Dec 2011
OK, In an earlier post, reference was made to a "waler", after a cursor
search I am unable to find out exactly what this is. Please give me a lead
to the engineering definition of a waler.
Palmer S. Tingey, P.E.
Citrus Heights, Ca. 95610
Pepete44@gmail.com
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