A must-see for consultants! Sewer construction for the Olympics and rainwater management.

[Performance Collection Available] No worries even if obstacles appear underground! We detect and capture obstacles about 2 meters ahead of the tunneling machine and cut through them!

The demand for sewer construction is increasing due to the hosting of the Olympics in 2020 and sudden heavy rain, as well as measures for rainwater management. When the demand for construction rises and there is pressure to respond quickly, encountering obstacles buried underground can lead to a loss of time. Therefore, we recommend the milling mole method, which is safe even when encountering underground obstacles! The underground obstacle response type mud-based thrusting method, "milling mole method," is equipped with four special functions: "exploration, improvement, cutting, and guidance." It consists of three devices: a tunneling machine, special bits, and a special telescopic pipe, allowing for the precise cutting and removal of underground obstacles. Using electromagnetic waves, it explores and pushes forward while tunneling through metal obstacles, and it is also possible to improve the ground from within the tunneling machine before and after the detected obstacles. If an obstacle is detected, a special telescopic device can be used to cut through the underground obstacle at ultra-low speed, allowing for continued thrusting. Furthermore, a receiving coil is installed at a designated position within the access shaft, and a system is also equipped to guide the tunneling machine to that position, making it a thrusting method that can accurately reach the destination even when obstacles are present.

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