Ground improvement work | The necessity to overcome humic soil and difficult ground while dramatically reducing environmental impact.

The necessity of ground reinforcement work to overcome humus soil and ultra-soft ground. A technology that enables the reduction of surplus soil and CO2, protecting both the global environment and buildings.

In ground reinforcement work on weak soil and humus land, it is essential to accurately address the risks of poor solidification and settlement accidents caused by soil conditions. Neglecting appropriate measures can lead to uneven settlement in developed land or former wetlands, potentially resulting in structural failure of buildings. The Tiger Pile method is a high-performance hybrid technique that integrates soil cement columns with highly adhesive stepped steel pipes, reliably supporting loads even in organic soil layers where poor solidification is a concern, thanks to the material strength of the steel pipe core. By significantly shortening the construction length through increased load-bearing capacity, it contributes to reducing the amount of cement-based solidifying materials used and minimizing CO2 emissions during production. Furthermore, it can greatly reduce the amount of excavated residual soil, significantly lowering the costs of industrial waste disposal and the environmental impact of truck transportation. GeoTech Co., Ltd. proposes sustainable reinforcement solutions that achieve a high level of environmental consideration and economic efficiency while tackling harsh ground conditions.

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