For buildings that require a large input of power with high-capacity cables! Prestressed anchoring method.
The "VSL method" is a post-tensioning prestressing anchoring method that allows for a single cable to provide a wide range of input forces, from small to massive. By using high-capacity cables, the arrangement of the cables and anchoring devices can be minimized, making it effective for bridge construction that requires large input forces. It is used in the construction of large structures such as bridges, PC tanks, domes, lifting, and block cantilevering methods. 【Features】 ■ A single cable can provide input forces ranging from small to massive ■ Post-tensioning prestressing anchoring method ■ Effectiveness in bridge construction requiring large input forces ■ Suitable for the construction of large structures *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Bridges - Cable-stayed bridges ■ Block cantilever construction method ■ FCC method ■ Arch bridges ■ PC tanks ■ Domes ■ Lifting ■ Architectural structures ■ Stadium stands for athletics ■ Press-in caissons ■ PC barges ■ Reactor containment vessels *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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The VSL method was developed by the Swiss company Rosinger and has a history of about 40 years since its technology was introduced to our country in 1968. It is highly regarded for its safety and cost-effectiveness in post-tensioning methods using PC steel strands, anchoring methods, lifting methods, and jacked caisson methods. Currently, it is a representative method of PC technology applied to various civil engineering and construction structures, such as PC bridges, PC tanks, large-span buildings, ground anchors, and nuclear facilities, centered around local subsidiaries in over 35 major countries worldwide.