Ground Improvement Work "Rising Method"

Before construction, underground obstacles can be removed, and after construction, the mixing condition can be checked with a rising tester (resistivity meter)! It is environmentally friendly with low noise and low vibration.

The "Rising Method" is a ground improvement technique that involves placing pre-excavated soil into the excavation area and mixing it with slurry using a uniquely developed mixing bucket to create a homogeneous block-like improved body. By excavating the soil in advance, it allows for the confirmation of the "support layer and the soil to be improved," and also enables the removal of "organic soil that hinders solidification, as well as gravel layers, boulders, industrial waste, and underground obstacles that may interfere with construction," thus achieving several benefits. *After construction, the mixing condition can be checked with a Rising Tester (resistivity measuring device). It has obtained the Architectural Technical Performance Certification from the Japan Building Disaster Prevention Association. 【Features】 ■ Reliable quality control ■ Enhanced mixing effect with unique technology ■ Applicable to both small buildings and civil engineering structures ■ Compatible with a wide range of soil types ■ Confirmation of advanced ground conditions ■ Low noise and low vibration *There is also the "Ultra Column Method," which can reduce mixing failures caused by the soil's co-rotation phenomenon, which is problematic in low-viscosity ground. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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