Site Investigation | Smart Foundation Explanation Technique to Penetrate Obstacles in Demolition Sites and Determine Ground Bearing Capacity

Drilled through the underground rubble layer of the demolition site! Measured the deep soil bearing capacity of the uneven ground to stop excessive reinforcement, providing evidence to the client and improving the contract rate.

In housing reconstruction plans on sites of existing building demolitions or historically significant residential land, issues frequently arise due to the presence of leftover concrete debris, remnants of old foundations, and uneven backfill soil, which make it difficult to accurately determine the ground bearing capacity. Insufficient preemptive measures for obstacles can lead to construction delays after work has begun and unexpected additional costs for ground reinforcement, resulting in disputes and distrust with the client. This document details a "Ground Assessment System for Demolition Sites" that uses robust crushing and penetration of buried obstacle layers to measure the true deep support layer, thereby stopping excessive reinforcement. Utilizing GeoTech's high-penetration impact mechanism and multi-point measurement technology, we accurately visualize the deep soil bearing capacity directly beneath the foundation without being affected by surface debris. By capturing the uneven ground structure of areas like basement remnants in three dimensions, we derive the optimal foundation type (flat foundation, partial reinforcement, various piling methods) that eliminates unnecessary piling work. We provide convincing explanations to clients through objective data that combines numerical values and diagrams, strongly supporting the improvement of contract rates and profit margins.

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