Ground reinforcement work | RES-P method technology to thoroughly prevent settlement accidents in weak ground.

Conquering humus soil and weak ground! The RES-P method for ground reinforcement prevents sinking through the combined effects of small-diameter steel pipes and the ground, ensuring the structural safety of buildings.

To safely maintain a building, appropriate ground reinforcement work based on ground surveys is essential. If construction is carried out directly on weak ground with insufficient bearing capacity, differential settlement can occur due to uneven loading and stratification, leading to serious issues such as structural tilting and cracks in the exterior walls. The RES-P method is a piled raft foundation technology that continuously places small-diameter steel pipes (outer diameter 48.6mm) in weak ground, significantly enhancing the bearing capacity beneath the foundation through the combined action of the ground and the pipes. It demonstrates reliable settlement suppression effects even in challenging ground conditions such as organic soil and clay. This method does not use cement-based solidifiers, resulting in no residual soil generated on-site, which reduces disposal costs and maintains a clean site environment simultaneously. Furthermore, since there is no curing period for the solidifier, work on the next phase of foundation construction can smoothly commence immediately after the pipe installation is completed, allowing for an overall reduction in the construction schedule. The use of lightweight, compact 2-ton small machinery minimizes noise and vibration for nearby residents. GeoTech Co., Ltd. provides reliable and trustworthy ground reinforcement through high-precision data tracking with construction management devices and a nationwide network system.

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