Site investigation | Precise analysis of cut and fill boundaries in built houses on embankment land!

Thoroughly clarifying the dangers of steep slopes and proximity to retaining walls! An optimal foundation design that balances safety and cost by eliminating excessive construction in subdivided residential areas built on embankments.

When constructing subdivided built-for-sale houses on embankment sites with elevation differences, the risks of differential settlement due to the mixture of cut and fill, known as "cut-and-fill crossing," and the lack of backfill soil near retaining walls become serious challenges. Geotech provides ground investigation solutions that accurately identify these unique vulnerabilities of complex construction sites, achieving a high balance between safety and cost. The investigation combines penetration measurements at multiple locations with level height difference surveys to three-dimensionally identify the position and elevation differences of the cut-and-fill boundary. Additionally, soil classification using torque measurements allows for precise settlement amount simulations based on cohesive and granular soils. The collected data is meticulously examined by experienced specialists, thoroughly eliminating unnecessary improvement works that anticipate excessive safety factors. This results in the provision of well-founded optimal foundation designs, significantly contributing to quality assurance and cost reduction in subdivided built-for-sale projects.

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