Shortening the construction period and reducing costs for repair and reinforcement work! Optional depth anchoring type temporary closure method.

Small scale, no large machinery required! An energy-saving construction method 'D-flip' that allows for the creation of workspaces at any desired height using only manual labor.

The "D-flip method" is a temporary cutoff method for repairing and reinforcing bridge piers located underwater, designed for arbitrary depth anchoring. Developed by our company, it aims to reduce the labor and scale of temporary cutoff equipment compared to conventional methods using steel sheet piles, thereby shortening the construction period and lowering costs. By fixing the temporary cutoff equipment at any height (depth) around the existing bridge pier, a dry space can be created without being affected by riverbed conditions (such as soil hardness and protective works) like in steel sheet pile methods, and large heavy machinery operations are also unnecessary. 【Features】 - Miniaturization of temporary cutoff equipment and labor-saving construction - Cost reduction and shortened construction period due to the miniaturization of temporary cutoff - No need for penetration of temporary cutoff materials into riverbed or ground - Not influenced by riverbed conditions (such as soil conditions and protective works) - Manual construction is possible due to the division of components *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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