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Special Foundation Method for Weak Ground "TNF Method" Comprehensive Catalog

Special Foundation Method for Weak Ground "TNF Method" Comprehensive Catalog

Published low-cost special foundation construction methods through shallow layer improvement. *Comprehensive catalog and comparison materials are currently available!

The "TNF Method Comprehensive Catalog" includes the low-cost special foundation method "TNF Method" through shallow improvement, as well as sandbag seismic reduction methods, liquefaction countermeasures, and various other methods. It also features construction procedures, examples, and reports on damaged properties from the Great East Japan Earthquake. *Exclusive for Ipros users: We are currently offering the comprehensive catalog and comparison materials for free! [Featured Products] ○ TNF Method ○ T-BAGS Seismic Reduction Method ○ TNF Hybrid Method ○ TNF+ Method ○ Improved Body WT Method, and others For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Special foundation method for weak ground "TNF Method"

Special foundation method for weak ground "TNF Method"

Environmentally friendly grid-shaped foundation! Low-cost special foundation method using shallow layer improvement.

The "TNF Method" integrates ground improvement with foundations and slabs, allowing the building's load to be distributed over a surface. Additionally, it exerts a force that confines the unmodified area at the bottom of the primary improvement (in a grid-like pattern), preventing soil from escaping and stabilizing the support for the building (this is referred to as the TNF confinement effect). Traditionally, in cases of weak ground, pile methods supported by hard strata below have been mainstream; however, the TNF Method enables the realization of low-cost foundations that use the surface ground as the support layer. 【Features】 - Low-cost special foundation method through shallow layer improvement - The TNF Method typically does not have underground beams - Integrates the improved body with the foundation and slab, efficiently transmitting the building load to the ground - Patent number: No. 3608568 For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Special Foundation Method "TNF Method" - Comparison with Pile Methods -

Special Foundation Method "TNF Method" - Comparison with Pile Methods -

Comparison of pile methods that use hard lower strata as the supporting layer and the TNF method that uses surface ground as the supporting layer.

This is a catalog comparing various aspects such as the characteristics and construction periods of the "pile method," which uses a hard lower stratum as the supporting layer, and the "TNF method," which uses the surface ground as the supporting layer. [Contents] ■ Applicable Ground ■ Characteristics of Pile Method / TNF Method ■ Construction Period Comparison (Examples) ■ Scrap Cost Comparison ■ Heavy Machinery Used For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

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