Ground reinforcement work | Piles that tackle humus soil and ultra-soft ground with sealing effects and high load-bearing capacity.
A small-diameter steel pipe pile method that eliminates concerns about poor solidification even in humus soil and high-water-content clay. The tip closure effect penetrates soft layers and eradicates long-term consolidation settlement.
This proposal is a small-diameter steel pipe pile ground reinforcement solution that fundamentally addresses the settlement issues in difficult ground conditions where humus layers and highly water-saturated ultra-soft clay are deposited. In weak ground such as peatlands and old riverbeds, there is a high risk of poor solidification due to the inhibition of chemical reactions of cement-based solidifying agents, and conventional surface and columnar improvements cannot adequately prevent future consolidation settlement or building tilt. The small-diameter steel pipe pile method features a special enlarged tip that firmly anchors into a strong support layer through rotational penetration, demonstrating tremendous end bearing capacity due to the complete closure effect of the soil inside the pipe. As a method based on steel materials that does not use chemicals, it is not affected by soil conditions and reliably penetrates thick soft layers to provide stable support for buildings. Its application range covers residential buildings up to three stories and retaining walls, allowing for high-precision bearing capacity calculations based on SWS tests and boring data. GeoTech conducts digital recording of all installation data through torque monitoring, ensuring the delivery of the highest quality foundation installation without defects, even in difficult ground conditions.
- Company：ジオテック
- Price：Other
