Measures against mountain retention, stagnant water, and liquefaction! More economical foundation pile design is possible!
This is a proposal for liquefaction countermeasures that can be adapted to narrow sites using the GRID WALL(R) method combined with foundation piles. With advanced liquefaction countermeasures, it is now possible to design more economical foundation piles that take into account "friction resistance" and "horizontal resistance." The construction machine has a simple structure without protrusions, allowing it to operate very close to the boundary. 【Features】 ■ Achieves both cost reduction and improved safety ■ Highly effective in suppressing wave motion during earthquakes ■ Can be used for earth retention ■ Prevents water leakage ■ Reduces ground deformation and suppresses liquefaction *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Recommended for such situations】 ■ Considering pile construction on liquefied ground ■ Want to perform shoring and water stopping on a small site ■ Planning excavation work but the groundwater level is high *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Honkyu Corporation engages in the design and construction of civil engineering and construction projects, as well as the manufacturing, sales, and construction of road paving materials. In the Foundation Construction Department, we possess the technology to handle various construction projects in challenging environments such as proximity, narrow spaces, low altitudes, and hard ground. As a pioneer in the field, we consistently respond to our customers' needs with know-how backed by a wealth of experience.
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