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Continuous Nailing Method Steel Pipe

Continuous Nailing Method Overview

A method that can increase the transfer strength of the original ground and achieve the nailing effect of reinforcement
by inserting a steel pipe with a packer installed after drilling the excavated slope at regular intervals
and continuously injecting grout using a mobile packer.

1

Conditions

  • Where reinforcement and permanent slope stability of cut slopes is required

  • If the ground is already relaxed or has low self-strength

  • Developed bedrock fracture zones or fractures

  • Saturated slopes due to high groundwater levels

  • Ground with little adhesion or severe weathering

  • Ground with strong alternation of soft and hard ages due to differential weathering

2

Effects

  • Increase the shear strength of the ground

    • - Increasing shear strength by pressure grouting
  • Construction cost savings

    • - Reduce construction costs by simplifying sealing and caulking operations
  • Maximize Grouting Quality Effects

    • - Optional application of injection method (1.0Shot or 1.5Shot method)
  • Air shortening effect

    • - Wider installation spacing (C.T.C adjustment) enables air shortening by reducing construction quantity per unit area
    • - Simplify processes to make your work more efficient
  • Highly adaptable

    • - Preventing injection material from leaving the site when using rapid payment
    • - Easily respond to site conditions by changing construction patterns as ground conditions change
3

Features of the method

  • Apply an injectable coking system (pay-as-you-go)

    • - Cost depreciation
    • - Make your work more efficient, convenient, and reliable
    • - Perfect caulking effect (especially effective for groundwater runoff)
  • Installing an external packer

    • - Anti-reflux effectiveness of infusions
    • - Simplify sealing operations
    • - Grouting and sealing operations at the same time
  • Apply the Selective Grouting Method

    • - Depending on ground conditions, either the 1.0-shot or 1.5-shot method can be applied
  • Air shortening effect

    • - Wider installation spacing (C.T.C adjustment) enables air shortening by reducing construction quantity per unit area
    • - Simplify processes to make your work more efficient
  • Highly adaptable

    • - Preventing injection material from leaving the site when using rapid payment
    • - Easily respond to site conditions by changing construction patterns as ground conditions change
Packer for caulking inlets
External packers for backflow prevention
Check injection behavior