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KMN (Kemun) Method

KMN (Kemun) Method

Introducing an overview of the Kemun ST Kemun construction method!

In our construction materials business, which is engaged in foundation work, we conduct a comparative study of construction methods and propose suitable techniques. The "KMN (Kemun) Method" involves inserting a precast concrete pile with a mixing blade attached to its tip into a drilled and mixed hole, either allowing it to sink or rotating it, to secure it at a specified depth and ensure vertical load-bearing capacity. For excavation, we use an excavation bit, a spiral auger, and a drilling and mixing shaft equipped with mixing blades. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*

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  • Pile and foundation work
  • Piles, caissons, sheet piles
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Vibratory Tremie Method for Cast-in-Place Concrete Piles

Vibratory Tremie Method for Cast-in-Place Concrete Piles

Apply vibration during driving to promote filling. Suppress insufficient filling at the pile head and enlarged base. Patent obtained.

The "Vibrator Tremie Method" is a construction technique that prevents issues such as poor pile head quality due to insufficient concrete filling, and enables the creation of high-quality cast-in-place concrete. By equipping the tip of the tremie pipe with a vibration device, it is possible to effectively ensure fluidity by directly applying vibrations to the concrete being extruded from the pipe. Additionally, since the vibration device is inserted into the concrete from the start of the pouring process, it also prevents the inflow of impurities and water from within the hole (stabilizing fluid). 【Features】 ■ Simultaneous compaction of concrete during pouring ■ Reduced interference with half-round or sharp hooks of rebar due to a small diameter of 250mm inner diameter and 420mm outer diameter ■ Fewer excess wires to prevent issues such as disconnection or leakage ■ Ability to adjust the amount of vibration while checking pressure with a digital gauge *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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  • Ground foundation construction method
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  • Foundation construction
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Improving pile quality in weak clay layers! "Reseau fond Pier Method"

Improving pile quality in weak clay layers! "Reseau fond Pier Method"

A construction method that simultaneously suppresses the entrapment of mud and outflow issues in weak clay layers.

In soft clay layers, there are many cases where mud mixes in during concrete placement, leading to a decrease in pile strength and variations in quality. The Reseau fond Pier method prevents the inclusion of soil and impurities by covering the outside of the pile rebar cage with a Resonfon net, ensuring that the concrete is securely retained. The chemical fiber net demonstrates high retention power while being permeable, and it also excels in workability. Since it can be applied simply by adding it to conventional methods, it allows for quality improvement while minimizing the burden on the site. This method is recommended for sites that want to ensure reliable pile construction in soft clay layers. *For more details, please check the "Download Catalog" button.

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Ensuring pile quality in Ryukyu limestone! "Reseau fond pier Method"

Ensuring pile quality in Ryukyu limestone! "Reseau fond pier Method"

It prevents concrete runoff even in cracks and dissolution cavities of Ryukyu limestone.

Ryukyu limestone is prone to forming cavities due to dissolution, making it a region with a high risk of concrete flowing out during pile construction. The Reseau fond pier method covers the perimeter of the rebar cage with a Reseau fond net, ensuring reliable concrete placement while preventing flow into cracks and dissolved voids. The net is made of permeable synthetic fibers, making it lightweight and highly retaining, allowing for efficient construction without reducing work efficiency. Since it is simply an addition to existing methods, it is easy to implement and helps keep costs down. This method significantly contributes to improving the quality and reliability of piles in the Ryukyu limestone region. *For more details, please check by clicking the "Download Catalog" button.*

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Suppressing the outflow of pile concrete in volcanic ash soil! 'Reseau fond Pier Method'

Suppressing the outflow of pile concrete in volcanic ash soil! 'Reseau fond Pier Method'

Even with coarse volcanic ash soil, the retaining power of concrete is maintained, achieving high-quality piles.

Volcanic ash soil has a coarse particle structure, making it prone to diffusion of concrete, which poses a challenge of quality degradation due to runoff during pile formation. The Reseau fond Pier method involves a simple construction process where a net is wrapped around the pile reinforcement cage, preventing runoff into the volcanic ash soil. It also minimizes the inclusion of impurities, ensuring the pile quality meets design specifications. Due to its lightweight nature, the net is easy to handle on-site. It can be used in combination with a wide range of construction methods, such as earth drills and all-casing techniques. This method is helpful in addressing construction challenges arising from the ground characteristics of volcanic ash regions. *For more details, please check by clicking the "Download Catalog" button.*

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Prevent concrete flow into voids and special ground! "Reseau fond Pier Method"

Prevent concrete flow into voids and special ground! "Reseau fond Pier Method"

It significantly reduces the risk of concrete runoff even in unknown cavities and special ground conditions.

In areas where underground cavities exist or in special ground conditions, the concrete being poured is prone to flowing into unknown areas, which constantly poses risks to the construction schedule, quality, and cost. The Reseau fond Pier method achieves stable pile construction while suppressing outflow by covering the rebar cage with a high-durability net. It demonstrates effectiveness even in sites where ground conditions cannot be fully understood in advance, contributing to the prevention of construction troubles and the stabilization of quality. Since it can be applied simply by adding it to existing methods, the barrier to implementation is low, and it has been widely adopted across the country. It can be utilized as a reliable outflow countermeasure in sites with significant uncertainties. *For more details, please check by clicking the "Download Catalog" button.

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Prevent concrete runoff in the peat layer! "Reseau fond pier Method"

Prevent concrete runoff in the peat layer! "Reseau fond pier Method"

Prevent concrete runoff even in weak peat layers, achieving high-quality pile construction.

The peat layer is extremely soft, and traditional pile construction carries a high risk of concrete leakage, making quality assurance a challenge. The Reseau fond pier Method effectively suppresses concrete leakage by covering the pile reinforcement cage with a Reseau fond net. It enables stable pile construction even in sites with low ground strength. It uses a lightweight and easy-to-handle polyethylene permeable lattice fabric, which can be introduced without increasing construction effort. It accommodates various methods, including earth drill methods and all-casing methods. There are over 250 successful projects in both public and private construction. This method is helpful for ensuring quality and controlling costs in pile construction on peat ground. *For more details, please check by clicking the "Download Catalog" button.

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Outflow measures for limestone layers with cracks! "Reseau fond pier Method"

Outflow measures for limestone layers with cracks! "Reseau fond pier Method"

It suppresses the risk of concrete loss due to cracks and voids in the limestone layer.

In limestone layers with cracks, there is a possibility that concrete may flow out through the fissures, leading to increased costs and insufficient pile cross-sections. The Reseau fond pier method covers the perimeter of the rebar cage with a highly durable net, effectively preventing outflow into the cracks, which allows for reduced concrete loss and stable quality. It can be used with various pile methods and can be applied without increasing the burden of construction, which is a significant feature. It boasts over 250 adoption cases in both public and private sectors. It is recommended for sites pursuing reliable pile construction in uncertain limestone ground. *For more details, please check by clicking the "Download Catalog" button.*

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Securing pile concrete at a coal mine site! "Reseau fond pier Method"

Securing pile concrete at a coal mine site! "Reseau fond pier Method"

We will control the outflow into the cavities and cracks of the former coal mine site and ensure the integrity of the pile cross-section.

In abandoned coal mine sites, there are often cases where cavities of various sizes remain underground, posing a risk of concrete leakage during pile construction. The Reseau fond pier method easily covers the outside of the rebar cage with a Reseau fond net, preventing leakage into the cavities and ensuring the designed cross-section is maintained. Due to its lightweight nature, it is easy to handle and can be implemented without compromising construction efficiency. It has a wealth of proven results in both public and private projects and is increasingly adopted as a reliable quality improvement method. This method is useful for projects that aim to ensure reliable pile quality in the special ground conditions of abandoned coal mines. *For more details, please check by clicking the "Download Catalog" button.

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