Sheet Pile Walls

Sheet Pile WallsSheet pile walls are usually installed to support temporarily or permanently the excavations in unstable soils. In large depth the sheet piles are usually supported from lateral movements by anchorage or reciprocal supports.

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Technologies

Deep Soil Mixing

Deep Soil Mixing

Deep soil mixing (DSM) is a method in which the soil is mechanically mixed with adhesive binders to increase the strength and bearing capacity of under laying soil to the desired depth. Depending on the soil and water table situation the wet or dry methods are applicable.

Top-Down Construction Method

Top-Down Construction Method

Top-down method is a rapid method which enables builders to construct the substructure and superstructure simultaneously. Likewise it is used as an excavation stabilization method in cases where you can’t or you are not allowed to use the other geotechnical methods such as soil nailing and soil anchorage.

Diaphragm Walls

Diaphragm Walls

Diaphragm walls are continues adjacent concrete walls to reduce mainly the underground water seepage and apart of engineering load-bearing elements to stabilize deep excavations with a strong vertical facing.