The larsen pile pressing method using a static pile pressing machine, also known as a robot, is one of the most popular methods today.
Overview of Larsen Piling by Robot
To execute Larsen piling using a robot, a static pressing machine with a force ranging from 70 to 150 tons and some auxiliary equipment is required. The duration of piling with a robot can vary from 6 to 23 hours depending on the complexity of the project. If simultaneous piling is performed on multiple projects, a well-coordinated schedule must be arranged to avoid interference with each project's construction progress.
The straightness of the piles is allowed to have an error ranging from 0-1%, and the pile heads must tilt outward from the construction site.
Pros and Cons of Robot-Driven Piling
Advantages: Suitable for projects with limited space and challenging working conditions, such as urban areas, densely populated areas, and near small rivers. This method also exhibits high stability in foundation handling.
Disadvantages: Piling Larsen with a robot has several limitations, including:
Both robot-driven Larsen piling and vibratory hammer-driven Larsen piling fundamentally provide stability to construction projects. However, depending on financial conditions, construction space, and project timelines, the contracting unit may choose the most suitable form of Larsen piling while ensuring the quality of the project.
To meet the piling needs in construction, Xây Dựng Nền Móng specializes in providing Larsen piling services using both robots and vibratory hammers across provinces and cities nationwide.
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