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Site Investigation | Optimization Method for Housing Foundation Costs to Prevent Excessive Improvement of Embankments and Weak Ground

A solution that prevents excessive improvements by evaluating the number of years since the land was filled and selecting the optimal reinforcement method, thereby balancing the safety of custom-built homes with the reduction of foundation costs.

This solution is a proposal for ground evaluation and method selection that avoids excessive reinforcement work in embankment construction sites and soft ground, optimizing the foundation costs for custom-built homes. It precisely analyzes the thickness of the embankment and backfill, the number of years since construction, and the compaction state to objectively assess future settlement and shrinkage risks. Even when reinforcement is necessary, it does not rely solely on uniform columnar improvements but suggests the best plan suitable for the site's soil quality and depth from options such as surface improvement, columnar improvement, pure piles, steel pipe piles, and eco-friendly methods. By incorporating eco-design to reduce soil disposal and waste disposal costs, the ground guarantee review is smoothly passed with annual analysis performance data of 100,000 cases and advanced considerations by qualified personnel. This achieves both improved project profit margins and high construction quality simultaneously. For businesses struggling with ground assessment in embankment construction sites, we provide evidence-based cost reduction and reliable ground measures. Furthermore, the evaluation results are presented in an easy-to-understand graphical report, making the explanation of safety to potential buyers clear and serving as an effective sales tool to enhance their sense of security and understanding.

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  • Site and ground investigation
  • Geological Survey Company
  • Geological Survey
  • Ground Evaluation

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Ground Investigation | Smart Explanation Techniques for Evidence-Based Foundation Specifications to Prevent Settlement in Embankment Areas

Stop excessive reinforcement by precisely analyzing the cut and fill boundaries and settlement layers of the fill soil! Present evidence with a color-illustrated report to gain the trust of the client and secure contracts.

In residential planning for sites with varying elevations, such as embankment construction areas or terraced subdivisions, addressing differential settlement caused by variations in ground strength (cut-and-fill transitions) and the presence of subsiding layers near the surface is the most critical issue. However, excessively imposing costly ground reinforcement work due to fear of risk can unjustly inflate construction costs and become a major factor leading to dissatisfaction and distrust from clients. This document explains the "smart explanation technique" to prevent excessive reinforcement in uneven embankment sites and to select and explain foundation specifications based on evidence. Geo-tech's ground surveys combine penetration data from multiple points with elevation measurements to three-dimensionally clarify the position of cut-and-fill boundaries and the thickness of subsiding layers. With a unique "three-item, eight-factor" evaluation criterion and an annual analysis record of 100,000 cases, we accurately determine the safe range for direct foundations such as slab foundations. By utilizing a visually represented evaluation report, we can clearly explain the validity of the construction to clients, achieving high trust and smooth contract agreements.

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  • Geological Survey Company
  • Geological Survey
  • Ground Evaluation

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