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  1. エルフ 本社・高松営業所 Kagawa//General contractors and subcontractors
  2. エルニード協会 Kagawa//Other construction industries
  3. Taiyo Kisokogyo Co.,Ltd. Aichi//General contractors and subcontractors
  4. 4 エスエスティー協会 Chiba//Other construction industries
  5. 5 アウラ・シーイー Tokyo//Other construction industries

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  1. Introduction to the ground improvement method "Elmad S Method" エルフ 本社・高松営業所
  2. High Grip Grout Method Taiyo Kisokogyo Co.,Ltd.
  3. Columnar Ground Improvement "SST Method" エスエスティー協会
  4. Super Rappuru Erunido Construction Method Building Technology Performance Certificate エルニード協会
  5. 4 Ground Improvement Method "SCM Method" アウラ・シーイー

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Ground improvement / Construction of large-diameter cylindrical improvement bodies using the 'SUPERJET method'

Create large-diameter cylindrical improved bodies. Four types can be set according to construction purposes and conditions, with maximum effective diameters of Ø2.5m, Ø3.5m, Ø5.0m, and Ø6.0m.

The SUPERJET method involves cutting the ground by horizontally injecting ultra-high-pressure solidifying material accompanied by air from a rotating double-pipe rod, while simultaneously discharging slime to the surface and creating large-diameter cylindrical improvement bodies. 【Applications】 ● Improvement of the base during excavation and pre-placed underground beams ● Prevention of subsidence in newly constructed roads ● Shield launch and arrival protection ● Reinforcement of tunnels ● Strengthening of water-stopping in gaps of retaining walls ● Liquefaction countermeasures 【Features】 ● Capable of accommodating a wide range of soil types. Four types can be set with maximum effective diameters of Ø2.5m, Ø3.5m, Ø5.0m, and Ø6.0m to meet construction purposes and conditions. ● Excellent adhesion to retaining walls and structures. ● Achieves high-speed construction by utilizing powerful energy. ● Uses cement-based solidifying materials, providing excellent durability. ● By cutting the same location twice with one rotation, it allows for good mixing and stirring, resulting in high-quality improvement bodies.

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Columnar Ground Improvement "SST Method"

The columnar ground improvement technology "SST method," which enables powerful compaction in the horizontal direction, achieves overwhelming high strength, high load-bearing capacity, and cost reduction.

The SST method is based on the principle of "eliminating voids and water between soil particles to increase density and strength." Unlike conventional in-situ mixing methods, it involves excavating soil and discharging it above ground, where solidifying agents and additional sand are mixed to "combine particles of different diameters." This improved soil is then filled into the excavation hole while being "compressed and compacted with strong force" using a newly developed auger, which binds soil particles together with needle-like crystals of the solidifying agent to construct a robust column. Since the construction is visually monitored on-site, it ensures a uniform and continuous high quality. Additionally, the method allows for powerful compaction not only in the vertical direction but also horizontally, enabling the construction of columns that exhibit high strength and bearing capacity of 2,400 kN/m² as per design standards. Furthermore, the surrounding ground is also compacted strongly, significantly enhancing the overall bearing capacity of the foundation. As a result, the number of columns can be reduced, and since very little excavated soil is generated, the use of large construction machinery, water, and electricity is minimized, greatly improving the applicability and workability on-site and reducing costs. Moreover, due to the immediate development of considerable strength from compaction, the curing period for the solidifying agent is almost unnecessary, leading to a shortened construction period.

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[Information] Liquefaction countermeasures using the SST method

We introduce the causes of liquefaction, SST liquefaction countermeasures, and physical principles!

This document introduces liquefaction countermeasures using the SST method. Research and development of countermeasures for liquefaction has a relatively short history, beginning at the national level after the Niigata earthquake in 1964, which caused the collapse of buildings due to liquefaction. By converting the numerous pieces of information obtained from the liquefaction damage during the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11 into empirical values, we believe that it is possible to select liquefaction countermeasure methods that consider "cost-effectiveness." This document was created to introduce liquefaction countermeasures using the SST method. [Contents (partial)] ■ Introduction ■ Liquefaction phenomenon ■ Causes of liquefaction ■ Problems caused by liquefaction ■ Soil layers at risk of liquefaction *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Why not update the water pipes without stopping the road?

Minimizing both traffic congestion and noise. A next-generation water pipe renewal method that connects to the future.

When it becomes necessary to update water pipes on a busy road, concerns about traffic congestion, noise, and vibrations due to construction arise. The SDF method involves inserting a new **flexible stainless steel pipe** into the aging water pipes without extensive excavation work. This significantly shortens the construction period and minimizes the impact on nearby residents and passing vehicles. It is a construction method that protects essential water infrastructure without disrupting daily life, making it friendly to both the environment and people. For those interested in more details, please visit "Contact Us" or "Download Catalog"!

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Ground improvement work in Yamaguchi Prefecture! Super Rappu El Nido method.

[NETIS Registration] Achieving shortened construction periods and low costs! Capable of handling groundwater and soft ground!

We would like to introduce the excellent economic efficiency of the "Super Rappuru Elniido Construction Method." Since it is constructed using direct excavation, it reduces the processes of excess excavation, as well as the setting up and removal of formwork. Construction can be completed in a short time from excavation to site development for each location. Through numerous trial constructions in various ground conditions, we have established know-how in testing systems, mix design, construction management, and the development of mixing buckets, enabling us to create high-quality site development with minimal variation in strength. 【Features】 ■ Easy confirmation of the supporting layer ■ Shortened construction period and high-quality site development ■ Minimal surplus soil (disposal leftover amount) on site ■ Agile response to various sites ■ Capable of handling sudden rain and groundwater *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Paper on the SKK Method

Improvement of soil quality in soft excavation soil using the gap water suction method (SKK method).

The "Tajiri District Drainage Channel No. 3 Construction" is a project to construct a road tunnel with an excavation length of 134 meters in the Tajiri Takaya area of Ichikawa City, Chiba Prefecture, close to the Tokyo Metro Tozai Line. The tunnel will be built using an open-cut method with an excavation width of approximately 30 meters and a depth of about 15 meters. Due to concerns about insufficient trafficability and deteriorating construction conditions during soil removal, the project utilized the SKK method, which combines the Super Well Point (SWP) method with suction pipes to improve soil quality by extracting pore water and underground air from the soft ground, thereby addressing these issues. The "Paper on the SKK Method" reports the results of confirming the applicability of the SKK method for soil improvement through trial construction and actual construction. 【Contents】 - Overview of the SKK Method - Confirmation of soil improvement effects through on-site trial construction - Application results of the SKK Method (verification in actual construction) For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Shallow Ground Improvement Method "STB Method/Soil Limer Method"

Top-class industry track record in shallow ground improvement! Leave it to us.

Our company conducts shallow ground improvement using a method that involves adding and mixing cement-based and lime-based solidifying agents in situ to create improved layers with the necessary strength according to the purpose, targeting weak ground. With our extensive experience and unique technology development, we achieve safe construction that is "low-cost," "energy-efficient," and "speedy." 【Technical Scope】 ■ Improvement of roadbed, subgrade, and base ■ Improvement of temporary roads ■ Improvement of foundation ground for structures ■ Improvement of embankment stability ground ■ Improvement of coastal sludge *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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Cost reduction: Ground improvement method with a shorter design length than conventional method support piles.

The design length is shorter than that of conventional solid piles! Compared to other methods, it may also reduce the overall construction cost.

The Eco-GEO method is a replacement method rather than a support pile method. The weight supported by the "crushed stone reinforcement body" is distributed underground, so it does not require a solid foundation at the tip, and in many cases, the design length is shorter than that of conventional solid piles. Therefore, depending on the ground conditions, it may be possible to reduce the overall construction cost compared to other methods. 【Features】 ■ Supports the weight of the building with both the "crushed stone reinforcement body" and the "original ground" ■ Does not require a solid foundation at the tip ■ In many cases, the design length is shorter than that of conventional solid piles ■ Depending on the ground conditions, it may be possible to reduce the overall construction cost compared to other methods *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Ground improvement method that can reduce the burden on site managers and contribute to shortening construction periods.

Quality control is completed simultaneously with the completion of construction! There is no need to wait for the confirmation of the strength of the test pieces.

We would like to introduce our residential crushed stone ground improvement work, "Eco Geo Method." Since there is no need for a curing period, construction time can be shortened. No water is used during the construction. As the material is crushed stone, there is no need for level management of the pile heads. Additionally, there is no concern about damaging the pile heads during foundation excavation. 【Features】 ■ No curing period required ■ Can be constructed without water ■ No post-testing (test pieces) required ■ No level management of pile heads needed *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Construction Method: "Rising Method"

Achieve a solid foundation for buildings.

The Rising Method is a ground improvement technique that involves placing pre-excavated soil into the excavation area and using a uniquely developed mixing bucket to mix the soil with slurry (W method) or soil with solidifying agents (D method), thereby constructing a highly homogeneous improved body of block-like consistency. 【Features】 ○ Ground conditions can be confirmed through pre-excavation ○ Mixing conditions can be investigated immediately after construction ○ Underground obstacles can be removed ○ A cubic shape allows for a 100% improvement rate For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Ground Improvement Method "Rising Method ECO"

Strengthening the foundation even more! A reliable construction method that has obtained the Architectural Technical Performance Certification from the Japan Building Research Institute. Environmentally friendly with low noise and low vibration.

The "Rising Method ECO" allows for the construction of high-quality improved bodies using the newly developed "Rising Liquid." The stirring conditions are checked with a Rising Tester (resistivity measurement device). The homogeneity of the improved body for the target soil is meticulously verified through mold core testing, enhancing construction quality. Additionally, it can accommodate large-scale improvement works for civil engineering structures and more. This is a reliable method that has obtained the Architectural Technical Performance Certification from the Japan Building Comprehensive Testing Institute. 【Features】 ■ Reliable quality control ■ Enhanced stirring effect with unique technology ■ Applicable to small buildings as well as civil engineering structures ■ Compatible with a wide range of soil types ■ Confirmation of advanced ground ■ Low noise and low vibration *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Information on joining as a contractor for the Screw Press Method.

Earthquake-resistant, low-cost, and environmentally friendly. New technology for ground improvement methods for residential use.

GranTech Co., Ltd. is seeking franchisees for the high-quality yet low-cost ground improvement method, the "Screw Press Method." This method uses a special screw equipped with a dedicated ground improvement machine, employing the principle of a screw nail for excavation. It generates a compaction phenomenon around the excavation area, creating a stronger foundation. While the cost is lower than conventional methods, it allows for orders at a price with added value. This new business with high added value will contribute to the development of your company. 【Features】 ■ Stable revenue secured through advanced patented technology ■ Excellent cost competitiveness ■ Significant contribution to the environment ■ Maintenance of high quality in ground improvement ■ Ultra-low cost in liquefaction mitigation work *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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SPD method

Compatible with various ground conditions! Achieves simplification and can be deployed with a construction method suitable for factory sites.

The "SPD Method" is a construction method designed for surface collapse countermeasures, characterized by excellent workability, economic efficiency, and a goal of short-term construction. The hydraulic hammer operates by using its own weight to drive steel pipes into the ground, with a hammer load of only 23 kg. Even when combined with the weight of a 4.0 m steel pipe, the total weight is around 53 kg, resulting in relatively low vibrations during installation, which helps to minimize loosening of the slope caused by vibrations. Additionally, since the steel pipes being installed are treated as restraining elements and no tensile force is expected, pressure plates are not used. This allows for the option to either embed the pipe heads underground or cut protruding piles at the surface, leaving no structures above ground. 【Features】 - Lightweight and minimal equipment, making transportation easy - Relatively low vibrations - No structures left on the surface - Countermeasure method for surface collapse - Excellent workability *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Introduction to the Bontelran Method Case Studies

All the necessary work required by conventional methods is eliminated! Introduction of case studies on the Bontelan method, which significantly reduces costs.

The "Bontoran Method" is a technique that allows for the recycling of ground materials by improving soft soil on-site, adding functions such as earthquake resistance. It does not require special equipment; improvement can be achieved simply by attaching a mixing attachment to an excavator. In the "Hamao District Embankment Construction," soft sludge-like soil was generated within a retention basin, and after considering recycling methods, this technique was adopted, leading to the completion of the river embankment in December 2002. There are various other construction examples, including the "Haga Pond District Development Project" and the "Torigo District Road Improvement Project." 【Construction Examples】 ■ Hamao District Embankment Construction (2002) ■ Improvement of National Route 458 (Agricultural Road Culvert) ■ Haga Pond District Development Project ■ Oami Central District Wide-Area Agricultural Land Development Project, Section 1 ■ Torigo District Road Improvement Project ■ Ichinichiya District and other embankment projects *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Introduction to the construction process of the special foundation method "TNF Method" for weak ground.

Introducing the construction process of the "TNF method," which suppresses differential settlement and resists earthquakes and liquefaction!

The "TNF Method" is a special foundation construction method that achieves low-cost foundations through shallow ground improvement. It features a lattice-like structure that integrates the ground improvement body and the foundation. (Two-stage improvement: primary and secondary improvement) Since the foundation is directly constructed on the secondary improvement layer, it can be completed at a low cost and in a short period. The lattice-like structure provides an "enclosure effect" that holds soil and offers very high safety in supporting buildings. This document introduces the construction process with accompanying photographs. [Included Items] ■ What is the TNF Method ■ TNF Method Construction *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Improved Ground Improvement Method "WIB Method" [Helpful Materials Available Now!]

Simultaneously achieve environmental vibration reduction and liquefaction prevention in transportation, factories, and construction! Reliable technology for safety measures! This is our company's unique improved ground improvement method.

E&D Tech Design Co., Ltd.'s "WIB Method" is an improved ground method that reduces environmental vibrations from traffic, factories, and construction, as well as seismic shaking, while addressing liquefaction and enhancing and stabilizing the bearing capacity of weak ground. By using a rigid cell-type plate or wall structure, it simultaneously achieves liquefaction prevention and differential settlement prevention, making it a cost-effective method overall. Additionally, it can also address micro-vibrations that interfere with the operation of precision machinery and medical devices in high-tech industries. 【Features】 ■ Liquefaction prevention through strain suppression of the ground using a cell-form structure ■ Differential settlement prevention through improved horizontal bearing capacity of the ground using a plate structure ■ Vibration reduction value prediction and design based on ground surveys, achieving set targets ■ Recipient of the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award for Scientific and Technological Achievement in 2011 ■ Capable of addressing micro-vibrations that affect medical devices *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

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Ground improvement method "MITS Method CMS System"

Creating new benefits from the combination of jet mixing and mechanical mixing! Improved workability through offset construction.

The "MITS Method" is a ground improvement technique that utilizes a modified machine based on a backhoe, which employs two mixing systems: medium-pressure injection of slurry and a special mixing blade. It combines the characteristics of mechanical mixing methods and jet grouting methods, allowing for excavation and mixing with the mixing blade while simultaneously injecting cement slurry at medium pressure (P = 5 to 15 MPa). It can create large-diameter improvement bodies of up to 1600 mm. 【Features】 ■ Creation of new benefits through the combination of injection mixing and mechanical mixing ■ Ability to select machinery that fits the construction conditions ■ The improvement machine is compact and lightweight, making it suitable for narrow sites ■ Improved workability through offset construction ■ Capability to perform construction both below and above the machine position *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Ground improvement for immobile tetra.

Skillfully working with soil and ground. Providing safe ground suitable for various structures.

At Fudo Tetra, we offer "ground improvement" services. Since successfully developing the sand compaction pile method, which has now become a representative ground improvement technique, we have continued to conduct further research and development. As experts in ground engineering, we possess a wealth of design and construction techniques and a proven track record, earning high evaluations and trust. Through the technology we have cultivated over many years, we aim to deepen our understanding of the earth, provide safe ground for all structures, and create new spaces that respect the earth. 【Features】 ■ Skillfully working with soil and ground ■ Creating reliable, safe, economical, and environmentally considerate ground ■ Providing technology that meets various construction needs ■ Effectively utilizing construction materials and industrial by-products ■ Facilitating a wide variety of construction machinery to ensure safe and reliable execution *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Construction Technology Examination Certification (Building Technology) Report

We would like to introduce the construction technology examination certification report for the "Light Drain Columbus Method" (Building Technology).

This document is the construction technology review certification report for the ground replacement method "Light Drain Columbus Method." It includes the technology subject to review certification, development goals, review certification results, the history of the review certification, and details of the review certification. Please take a moment to read it. [Contents] ■ Overview ■ Details of the review certification ■ Materials *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Three S G Method Association Management Headquarters, Iwasui Development Co., Ltd. Company Profile

We offer comprehensive proposals for building a solid foundation and creating a lifelong life plan!

The Iwasui Development Co., Ltd., which operates the Three S G Method Association, selects appropriate reinforcement methods according to the use of the ground through proper investigation and design, and strengthens weak ground and prevents water leakage through methods such as the Iwasui Grout Method and the Three S G (Semi-Pile) Method. To accurately respond to the diversifying needs of the times, we are also advancing research and development on various types of ground, playing a pioneering role in foundational ground. 【Business Areas】 ■ Grouting Division ■ High-Pressure Injection Division ■ Ground Improvement Division ■ Foundation Pile Division ■ Civil Engineering Division ■ Pushing Method Division *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Surface Improvement Method for Ground Improvement

A method of creating a plate-like improved body underground by spreading, mixing, and compacting special cement.

The "Surface Improvement Method" is a ground improvement technique that can be selected when weak layers are distributed at shallow depths. It is effective for ground that has been disturbed due to plowing in agricultural fields or ground that has been damaged near the surface due to building demolition. It demonstrates excellent effects in preventing settlement, increasing bearing capacity, and preventing liquefaction, while also being low-noise, low-vibration, and ensuring peace of mind for nearby residents with short construction periods. 【Features】 ■ Excellent effects in preventing settlement, increasing bearing capacity, and preventing liquefaction ■ Low noise ■ Low vibration ■ Short construction period *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

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Introduction to the lineup of ground improvement construction methods.

Introducing a variety of methods used in ground improvement work!

At Iejima Construction Co., Ltd., we handle various methods for ground improvement work. We possess technologies such as the "Static Compaction Pile (SDP) Method" aimed at liquefaction countermeasures and arc sliding countermeasures, as well as the "Sand Compaction Pile Method" and the "Sand Drain Method," which shortens drainage distance. For any inquiries regarding ground improvement work, please feel free to consult with us. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Revolution in Ground Improvement: Solving the Hexavalent Chromium Generation Problem! Nikken Zero Method Series

No cement-based hardeners used! We protect the environment and asset value without generating dust or industrial waste.

The "Nikken Zero Construction Method Series" is a ground improvement work that does not use cement-based solidifying agents. [Issues in Ground Improvement Work] ■ Dust problem caused by solidifying agents being blown away by the wind during improvement ■ Industrial waste problem due to residual soil mixed with cement ■ Hexavalent chromium generation problem ■ Decrease in land asset value due to the presence of improved materials during building demolition or sale ■ High demolition costs associated with the removal of improved materials This construction method series solves all these problems. It does not generate dust, industrial waste, or hexavalent chromium, and it prevents a decrease in land asset value. In response to the voices of our clients, construction methods that do not require significant costs are being developed one after another.

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High-quality ground improvement method with minimal variation in strength【3S G Method】

Achieving high quality and high strength without being limited by the construction site! A new construction system established with unique technology.

Miho Technos Co., Ltd. is based in Yonago City, Tottori Prefecture, and we grasp the condition of the land through ground surveys, which can be considered a health check for the ground, and propose ground improvement methods suitable for the conditions. Ground improvement, in essence, refers to the artificial enhancement of the ground to maintain stability when constructing buildings, bridges, and other structures on it. The "Three S G Method," a type of ground improvement method, is a technique that achieves safer and more stable foundation construction. Depending on the purpose, various improvement forms can be selected, including pile types (pile arrangement, circular arrangement, lap arrangement), block types, and wall types. By utilizing a specialized mixing blade, we achieve high mixing efficiency, allowing for the construction of stable quality columns, making it applicable to sandy soil, clayey soil, and loamy ground. 【Features】 ■ Applicable to various improvement forms ■ Suitable for diverse soil types ■ Reliable construction management ■ Capable of adapting to various sites ■ Minimal generation of residual soil ■ Minimal impact on the surrounding environment *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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GEOTETS method for soil retention work in agricultural ponds and river embankments.

Temporary construction methods for river and reservoir embankments that do not create water channels! They are also used for the extraction of existing piles and soil contamination measures!

The "GEOTETS method" is a construction technique that allows for the safe removal of materials without significantly impacting the surrounding ground by simultaneously filling the voids left by continuous extraction with a specially developed filler material designed for this method. This technique can highly suppress ground displacement in sandy (gravelly) and soft ground conditions. In recent years, due to the frequent occurrence of major disasters caused by concentrated heavy rainfall, it has gained attention from river management authorities as a method that does not create water channels in temporary construction for river and pond embankments. In the field of soil contamination remediation, its implementation record is increasing as one method to block the movement of contaminants. Even in cases where large volumes of filling are required, such as with steel pipe piles, it has become possible to fill quickly and in large quantities simultaneously. 【Features】 - Construction underwater is possible. - Construction is possible in narrow spaces. - Construction can be done on both small and large scales. - The filling amount can be controlled according to the amount of adhering soil. 【Disaster Recovery Response and Emergency Temporary Measures】 - Steel sheet piles and H-piles can be reused, providing a proven method to alleviate material shortages in temporary construction during large-scale disasters. - It is cheaper than leaving materials in place (we have set a low price!).

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Ground Improvement Method: "Chemical Injection Method"

A method that improves, stops water, and strengthens a limited area of the target ground using instant-setting materials.

This method involves drilling to the planned injection depth using double pipe rods, and after completing the drilling, the main agent and the reactive agent are each sent through the inner and outer pipes of the double pipe rods, where they are combined in a monitor at the tip of the rod for injection improvement.

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