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Ground Improvement Technology "Eco Geo Method"

Ground Improvement Technology "Eco Geo Method"

The strength of finely crushed natural stone with new technology! It will maintain its strength over the long term.

The "Eco-GEO Method" is a ground improvement technology that uses only crushed natural materials. No waste is generated during construction, and compared to cement and steel, it significantly reduces CO2 emissions. Additionally, curing time, water, post-testing, and pile head treatment are not required. Therefore, foundation work can begin immediately after construction is completed. 【Features】 ■ Obtained building technology performance certification ■ Shorter design length and more economical compared to conventional methods ■ Zero waste and zero leftover soil ■ No need for curing, water, post-testing, or pile head treatment *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

  • Ground improvement

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Development of Ground Restoration Technology

Development of Ground Restoration Technology

A new technology that has evolved and developed the SST method! Introducing its necessity, overview, and construction methods!

This document introduces the ground restoration technology newly developed by our company. It includes sections on "The Necessity and Challenges of Ground Restoration Technology," "Overview of Technology Development," and "Details of the Developed Ground Restoration Technology." This technology addresses various challenges related to ground restoration and is suitable for "sustainable development" as it contributes to global issues such as decarbonization and resource conservation, since the backfill material is natural soil and does not require the use of water or electricity. [Contents] ■ The Necessity and Challenges of Ground Restoration Technology ■ Overview of Technology Development ■ Details of the Developed Ground Restoration Technology ■ Construction Methods for Ground Restoration Work *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Ground foundation construction method
  • Renovation and repair methods

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Introduction to the ground improvement technology "Super Multi-Point Injection Method"

Introduction to the ground improvement technology "Super Multi-Point Injection Method"

Achieving rapid construction through low-speed infiltration and simultaneous multi-point injection.

Our company employs a technology called "Ultra-Multi-Point Injection Method," which allows for simultaneous injection from multiple injection points using low-output pumps, enabling rapid construction. By arranging a large number of injection nozzles, ranging from dozens to hundreds, in a three-dimensional manner within the ground, and injecting at pressures and flow rates suitable for each point, we achieve ideal permeation injection and high construction efficiency. 【Features】 - Construction is possible near and directly beneath existing structures. - Although the injection speed per pump is low (1 to 6 liters per minute), rapid construction is achievable through multi-point simultaneous injection (32 connections). - A modular dedicated system allows for construction in narrow spaces. - Individual pumps are mechanically and automatically controlled according to the injection pressure. - Flexible injection pipes are consolidated to limit the occupied area. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

  • Ground improvement
  • Ground foundation construction method

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