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For the construction of under-reamed piles, a borehole is formed into the ground and then concreting it either with the help of a casing tube or without a casing tube. Their construction technique is different than cast-in-situ piles. These are suitable where: Vibration and noise caused by drivingRead more
For the construction of under-reamed piles, a borehole is formed into the ground and then concreting it either with the help of a casing tube or without a casing tube. Their construction technique is different than cast-in-situ piles.
These are suitable where:Â
- Vibration and noise caused by driving piles are to be avoided.
- Hard strata is deep such that it cannot be reached by driven piles.
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