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Ground reinforcement work | Strengthening structural seismic resistance with the ETP method, which is strong in both pushing and pulling!

Strongly responds to pushing and pulling! ETP method enhances seismic resistance. The disc-shaped tip wings counteract loads from multiple directions, ensuring the safety of structures.

This document provides a detailed explanation of advanced technologies for "ground reinforcement work" and the "ETP method," which dramatically enhance the seismic resistance and safety of structures against multi-directional loads caused by earthquakes and strong winds. To prevent differential settlement and tipping accidents on soft ground, a reliable foundation structure that can withstand not only compressive loads but also tensile forces is essential. The ETP method is a rotary driven steel pipe pile method equipped with a disc-shaped enlarged wing and excavation auxiliary bit at its tip, which has received certification from the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism and has been publicly proven to have support performance in both compression and tension directions. The construction method, which does not use cement and generates no soil displacement, prevents soil contamination while achieving high penetration and strong resistance by compacting the surrounding ground. With a total of 16 sizes of pile diameter variations and the selection of high-strength 590N grade steel pipes, optimal designs without waste can be achieved even under complex stress conditions. GeoTech Co., Ltd. uses construction management equipment that automatically records rotational torque and penetration depth to accurately determine the reach of the support layer, providing reliable foundation work that is strong against earthquakes nationwide.

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Ground reinforcement work | High support capacity with ETP method that meets the needs of large-scale facilities and high-load structures.

Responding to large-scale facilities and high-load structures! High-support-capacity ETP method. Strongly supports concentrated loads with a full range of 16 sizes of steel pipe variations and deep depth compatibility.

This document provides a detailed explanation of the importance of "ground reinforcement work" and the introduction effects of the "ETP method," which boasts high bearing capacity, for large-scale development projects such as large logistics warehouses, factories, and data centers. In structures with high loads or large openings where uneven loads are applied, improper measures against foundation settlement can lead to catastrophic structural damage and economic losses. The ETP method is a rotary driven steel pipe pile method equipped with advanced disc-shaped enlarged wings and excavation assist bits, demonstrating both high penetration capability and tremendous end bearing capacity simultaneously. It offers a total of 16 pile diameter variations, with a maximum diameter of φ609.6mm, and accommodates large facilities with a total floor area of up to 500,000 square meters by utilizing high-tensile steel pipes of 590N grade. It allows for deep installations of up to 63.6m in sandy ground and establishes a solid support layer even in sites with deep soft layers. GeoTech Co., Ltd. ensures reliable quality and adherence to construction schedules for large-scale projects through real-time data monitoring via construction management devices and a nationwide supply network.

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  • Other civil engineering works
  • Penetrating steel pipe pile

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