Earthquake-resistant and high-quality slope stabilization method 'Power Net' that takes the environment into consideration.

A slope stabilization method utilizing high-strength nets with excellent durability and high corrosion resistance to prevent the destabilization of rolling stones and floating rocks, ensuring safety and a short construction period.

NETIS Registration Number AC-150011-P Construction Technology Examination Certification Number No. 1401 This method stabilizes the surface layer, including bedrock, using a highly durable high-strength net. It is the latest slope stabilization method that combines a high-strength net with a nail (deformed steel bar) boasting a wire strength of 1770 N/mm². By fully utilizing the mechanical properties of the high-strength net, slope stabilization can be achieved safely and within a short construction period. 【Applications】 - Measures against surface collapse of slopes - Measures against collapse of existing sprayed surfaces and retaining walls - Stabilization of unstable rock masses 【Features】 - The structure covers the unstable surface layer of the slope entirely with a high-strength net and secures it with nails. - The high-strength net has both strength and flexibility, available in two types: TECCO net with a wire structure and SPIDER S3 net. - The two types of high-strength nets can be selected according to the geological conditions and unevenness of the slope surface, allowing for adaptability to various slopes. - By applying tightening force, the spacing between reinforcement materials can be widened, leading to cost reduction.

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