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[For the Construction Industry] Settlement Repair Work | Identification of Settlement Due to Buried Waste! Pressure Plate Renovation

[For the Construction Industry] Settlement Repair Work | Identification of Settlement Due to Buried Waste! Pressure Plate Renovation

Identifying subsidence caused by buried waste! Reviving the foundation structure with pressure plate jacking.

In the construction industry, when planning large-scale renovations or seismic reinforcement work, debris and buried waste hidden in the gaps of ground survey data can pose a hidden risk of uneven settlement, leading to floor re-tilting or issues with fixtures after the completion of the work. No matter how much the upper structure is renewed, if the foundation or the ground beneath is left weakened, the building's inherent longevity cannot be achieved. At Geotech, we conduct hand auger drilling and pinpoint subsurface exploration as part of the ground and foundation diagnosis before starting renovations, visualizing the extent of buried waste and settlement factors as objective numerical data. In the leveling process, we apply a pressure plate jack-up method that does not require extensive demolition work, using small hydraulic jacks to achieve precise horizontal restoration in millimeter increments, leveraging the building's own weight as a counterforce. After lifting, we pressure-inject high-flow air bubble mortar into the voids beneath the floor to equalize the ground pressure, and we encapsulate the damaged cloth foundation structure with high-adhesion epoxy resin to restore structural strength beyond that of new construction. Geotech's settlement correction work menu enhances the overall quality and durability of the renovation. 【Usage Scenarios】 - When ground reinforcement and uneven settlement correction are needed - When there is a risk of settlement due to buried waste hidden in the gaps of ground survey data

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[For Real Estate] Settlement Repair Work | Identifying Settlement Due to Buried Waste! Pressure Plate Renovation

[For Real Estate] Settlement Repair Work | Identifying Settlement Due to Buried Waste! Pressure Plate Renovation

Identifying subsidence caused by buried waste! Maintaining asset value with pressure plate jacking.

In the real estate sector, the stability and durability of buildings are required to maintain the long-term asset value of properties. In particular, uneven settlement caused by overlooked buried debris, often found in gaps in ground survey data, can lead to building tilting and structural issues, posing a risk of decreased asset value. At Geotech, we conduct hand auger drilling and pinpoint subsurface exploration as part of ground and foundation diagnostics before renovations, visualizing the extent of buried debris and settlement factors as objective numerical data. In the leveling process, we apply a jack-up method using pressure plates that does not require extensive demolition work, allowing for precise millimeter-level horizontal restoration using small hydraulic jacks that leverage the building's own weight. After lifting, we pressure-inject high-flow air-entrained mortar (air milk) into the voids beneath the floor to equalize ground pressure, and we encapsulate damaged fabric foundation structures with high-adhesion epoxy resin to restore structural strength exceeding that of new construction. Geotech's settlement correction construction menu enhances the overall quality and durability of renovations, contributing to the maintenance of asset value. [Usage Scenarios] - Checking the ground and foundation condition before purchasing a used property - Stabilizing buildings before renovations or refurbishments - Maintaining and improving long-term asset value - Resolving building tilting and floor irregularities

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