Patent classifications
E02D15/04
DEEP FOUNDATION POREWATER PRESSURE DISSIPATER
A porewater pressure dissipater is disclosed. In one example, a disclosed dissipater includes aggregate; a cylindrical receptacle for receiving the aggregate; a plate having a top surface and a bottom surface and one or more openings transcending from the top surface to the bottom surface wherein the plate secures and compacts the aggregate in the cylindrical receptacle; and one or more access tubes coupled to the top surface of the plate wherein the one or more access tubes are positioned over the one or more openings thereby forming a passageway to the cylindrical receptacle. The disclosed dissipater allows piles and shafts to be embedded at the optimum depth without concerns of liquefaction.
Concreting facility and corresponding concreting method
The invention relates to a concreting installation for concreting an excavation. The installation includes a concreting column having a top end arranged to be open in order to be at atmospheric pressure, and at least one controlled retention device situated at a distance from the open top end of the concreting column and adapted, in at least one configuration, to retain a volume of concrete inside the column. The invention also relates to a method of concreting an excavation.
Concreting facility and corresponding concreting method
The invention relates to a concreting installation for concreting an excavation. The installation includes a concreting column having a top end arranged to be open in order to be at atmospheric pressure, and at least one controlled retention device situated at a distance from the open top end of the concreting column and adapted, in at least one configuration, to retain a volume of concrete inside the column. The invention also relates to a method of concreting an excavation.
Construction method and device for execution of a cast in-situ pile with multiple diameters decreasing with depth
This invention is detailing a construction method for a cast in-situ pile having an upper section with a larger diameter and at least one subsequent section with a smaller diameter, and a drilling device equipped with continuous flights which allows the construction of one pile having multiple diameters using the innovative construction method in a single continuous drilling phase while each drilling tool is penetrating through the soil in one pass. The drilling tool according to the invention has a central hollow space that allows accommodation through it of at least one another smaller diameter drilling tool that can drill continuously and can be coupled by means of a coupling-decoupling device in a specific manner to the other drilling tool in order to act as a fixed assembly, at any given position in relation to the smaller drilling tool length and rotating position.
Construction method and device for execution of a cast in-situ pile with multiple diameters decreasing with depth
This invention is detailing a construction method for a cast in-situ pile having an upper section with a larger diameter and at least one subsequent section with a smaller diameter, and a drilling device equipped with continuous flights which allows the construction of one pile having multiple diameters using the innovative construction method in a single continuous drilling phase while each drilling tool is penetrating through the soil in one pass. The drilling tool according to the invention has a central hollow space that allows accommodation through it of at least one another smaller diameter drilling tool that can drill continuously and can be coupled by means of a coupling-decoupling device in a specific manner to the other drilling tool in order to act as a fixed assembly, at any given position in relation to the smaller drilling tool length and rotating position.
System to manufacture native soils flowable fill and related methods
A method to manufacture a native soil flowable fill includes hydro excavating native soil to form a hole at a first excavation, transferring the native soil from the first excavation to a debris tank, and adding a pozzolan component, cement and water to the debris tank. The method also includes mixing the native soil in the debris tank using a mixing apparatus to form the native soil flowable fill, and transferring the native soil flowable fill back to the first excavation into the hole. The native soil flowable fill comprises 30-90% by weight of native soil, 0-50% by weight of the added pozzolan component, 0-50% by weight of the cement, and 10-45% by weight of the water.
System to manufacture native soils flowable fill and related methods
A method to manufacture a native soil flowable fill includes hydro excavating native soil to form a hole at a first excavation, transferring the native soil from the first excavation to a debris tank, and adding a pozzolan component, cement and water to the debris tank. The method also includes mixing the native soil in the debris tank using a mixing apparatus to form the native soil flowable fill, and transferring the native soil flowable fill back to the first excavation into the hole. The native soil flowable fill comprises 30-90% by weight of native soil, 0-50% by weight of the added pozzolan component, 0-50% by weight of the cement, and 10-45% by weight of the water.
Multi-tank onsite flowable fill system and related methods
A system to manufacture a native soil flowable fill onsite includes hydro excavation equipment having a suction hose. In addition, the system includes a plurality of onsite debris tanks, where each onsite debris tank is configured to be coupled separately to the suction hose and to store native soil vacuumed from an adjacent hole at an onsite excavation. The system also includes a mixing apparatus inside each of the onsite debris tanks configured to mix the native soil from the adjacent hole with additional components to form a native soil flowable fill for the respective adjacent hole.
Multi-tank onsite flowable fill system and related methods
A system to manufacture a native soil flowable fill onsite includes hydro excavation equipment having a suction hose. In addition, the system includes a plurality of onsite debris tanks, where each onsite debris tank is configured to be coupled separately to the suction hose and to store native soil vacuumed from an adjacent hole at an onsite excavation. The system also includes a mixing apparatus inside each of the onsite debris tanks configured to mix the native soil from the adjacent hole with additional components to form a native soil flowable fill for the respective adjacent hole.
END POINT CLOSING WALL FORMING DEVICE OF EXTRUSION TYPE UNDERGROUND DIAPHRAGM WALL AND METHOD FOR OPERATING SAME
An end point closing wall forming device of an extrusion type underground diaphragm wall comprises a main body (1) and a vibration water spraying device. The vibration water spraying device is fixedly disposed inside the main body (1). The end point closing wall forming device of an extrusion type underground diaphragm wall further comprises a separation device. The separation device is movably sheathed on the outer side of a short edge (11) of the main body (1). Also provided is a method for operating an end point closing wall forming device of an extrusion type underground diaphragm wall.