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Nihon Toku Kensetsu Co., Ltd. Technical Introduction: "Restoration of the Collapsed Slope at the National Treasure Kiyomizu-dera"

Nihon Toku Kensetsu Co., Ltd. Technical Introduction: "Restoration of the Collapsed Slope at the National Treasure Kiyomizu-dera"

Geo-fiber construction method that ensures slope safety while considering the landscape.

In September 2013, a landslide occurred on the grounds of Kiyomizu-dera due to heavy rainfall brought by Typhoon No. 18. Kiyomizu-dera has previously experienced landslides caused by record rainfall, and the slopes were restored using the geofiber method. The slopes restored at that time withstood the recent heavy rainfall, reaffirming the superiority of the geofiber method. The geofiber method has also been adopted for the current disaster recovery work. 【Features of the Geofiber Method】 ○ Measures that consider the natural environment → Environmentally friendly slope protection work combining ground reinforcement, continuous fiber reinforcement made of sand and fibers, and vegetation work. ○ Technical review certification obtained (materials and construction methods) ○ NETIS registration number KT-980183-VE, a promoted technology ○ Agricultural and rural development private technology information database No. 0370 For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

  • Other civil engineering works
  • Earth retaining wall/foundation reinforcement
  • Earthworks
  • Reinforced Earth Method

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Reinforced soil method Super Tail Arm method

Reinforced soil method Super Tail Arm method

A construction method that pursues reduced total construction costs and aesthetic appeal: Spar-Tail Arm Method.

The Super Tail Arm Method is a next-generation tail arm construction method developed to reduce construction costs, improve workability, and enhance aesthetics in urban areas.

  • Earthworks
  • Pile and foundation work
  • Reinforced Earth Method

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Reinforced soil method - Greenery tail arm method (Terra Trail F2 method)

Reinforced soil method - Greenery tail arm method (Terra Trail F2 method)

Harmony with nature, tranquility. Now, Hirose reflects anew.

The greening tail arm method, as its name suggests, is designed to allow for the greening of the surface of tail arm embankments. The basic principle of the method is the same as that of the tail arm method, but instead of using heavy concrete skins, it employs mesh panels and vegetation mats, making it even easier to construct. The greened embankment surface harmonizes with the surrounding environment in suburban and mountainous areas.

  • Reinforcement and repair materials
  • Earthworks
  • Reinforced Earth Method

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Soil cutting and reinforcement method "RBP Wall Method" [*NETIS registered method*]

Soil cutting and reinforcement method "RBP Wall Method" [*NETIS registered method*]

Prevent collapse by stabilizing cut slopes and embankment earth! *For a limited time, we are offering technical materials that include examples of application and construction sequence for free!

The "RBP Wall Method" is a slope construction technique that involves excavating the ground from the top of the slope while securing the slope with reverse bolt panels as it is lowered. By combining reverse bolt paneling with rebar insertion, it prevents collapse through the stabilization of cut slopes and the surrounding ground. This method is applicable for road widening, land development, steep slope countermeasures, fall prevention measures, and slope stabilization in areas with small ground stress, limited space, or adjacent to structures. [NETIS Number: QS-160035-A] **Features** - Can be extended in either vertical direction - Always ensures slope stability - Allows excavation on steep slopes even in areas with low ground strength - Has significant resistance to ground behavior during earthquakes and other events *For detailed features, application examples, and construction procedures, please download the PDF of the "RBP Wall Method" technical documentation.*

  • Civil Engineering Method
  • Earthquake-resistant construction method
  • Reinforced Earth Method

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