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JPS57212A Expired / Lapsed JP ⏱️ 0.0 years remaining

Method and apparatus for stabilizing and strengthening ground

Assignee: Individual
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Filing: 1980-05-31
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Granted: —
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Expires: 2000-05-31
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Abstract

Abstract PURPOSE: To exactly stabilize and strengthen the ground regardless of working conditions and geological conditions by a method in which an expandible tube is inserted into an excavated pit, the tube is expanded to make the ground a high dense, and then a stabilizer is filled into the tube. CONSTITUTION: A ground-stabilizing device 4 consisting of an expandible tube of an elastic material, the inside of which is provided with a covering protective cylinder of a steel wire, etc., is inserted into an excavated pit. Then, a fluid, e.g., air, etc., is charged under pressure into the device 4 through a primary grouting tube 7 to expand the tube in order to compress and strengthen the adjoining ground. Then, a ground stabilizer is grouted into the tube under a lower pressure through the secondary grouting tube 33, where after the stabilizer is discharged from the lower end of the primary grouting tube 7, the primary grouting tube 7 is closed and then the stabilizer is grouted under a high pressure into between the excavated pit and the ground stabilizing device 4 through the secondary grouting tube 33. Thus, the stabilizer penetrates into the ground and the ground around the excavated pit is strengthened. Then, the device 4 is drawn out, and a water-permeable material, e.g., sand, etc., is charged into the cavity formed. COPYRIGHT: (C)1982,JPO&Japio

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  • 👤 Yasuhisa Tokuhara

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