Shortening Construction Periods and Reducing Costs: Case Studies of Slope Stabilization Methods for Disaster Recovery
For disaster recovery of slopes! Compared to conventional methods, it is possible to reduce costs and shorten construction time.
This is a ground reinforcement construction method that connects rock bolts and unit nets with pressure plates to stabilize slopes through their mutual effects. It is often used on natural slopes because it allows for the preservation of trees, but it can also be applied in restoration work for collapsed areas and on cut slopes in conjunction with slope protection measures such as vegetation mats. 【Features】 - An environmentally considerate ground reinforcement construction method that allows for forest protection, landscape preservation, and greening of slopes. - No large machinery required; can be constructed in narrow sites using lightweight materials. - Compared to conventional methods that use frame supports and rebar insertion, it can reduce costs and shorten construction periods. - Applicable in cut slopes and collapsed slopes in combination with slope protection measures such as wire mesh and vegetation mats. - Proven results in the removal of special disaster warning areas (red zones). - Registered with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism under NETIS registration number KK-010068-V (published until April 2017). ◆◇ You can download a collection of disaster recovery case studies from the link below! ◇◆
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