Contributing to vibration, liquefaction, and differential settlement measures! WIB method [Helpful materials provided]

Can be used for residential areas, facilities, and roads! Enhances the bearing capacity of weak ground and prevents building settlement and liquefaction.

The "WIB method" is a ground vibration mitigation technique that constructs a rigid plate-like or wall-like cellular structure (WIB structure) at the required depth underground using ground improvement piles. This method reduces environmental vibrations from road traffic, railways, construction work, factories, events, and seismic forces on structures during earthquakes. It consists of a replacement soil (vibration isolation layer) that suppresses and blocks the propagation of ground vibration waves, and a cellular structure (damping layer) that absorbs and blocks vibrations. The combined effects of vibration isolation and damping achieve the target vibration reduction. Additionally, it simultaneously exhibits the effects of "vibration mitigation" (improving vibration environments and reducing seismic motion), "liquefaction countermeasures," and "uneven settlement countermeasures," thereby keeping the overall ground improvement costs low. 【Features】 ■ Usable for residential areas, facilities, and roads ■ Reduces seismic forces on structures during earthquakes ■ Enhances the bearing capacity of soft ground, preventing building settlement and liquefaction ■ Keeps overall ground improvement costs low *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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