Pile forming method for filling pile of compact-making hole and its drill rod
A cast-in-situ pile and hole-forming technology, which is applied to earthwork drilling, drilling equipment and methods, sheet pile walls, etc., to achieve the effects of saving earthwork transportation costs, increasing frictional resistance, and improving the bearing capacity of single piles
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[0029] Embodiment: The pile-forming method of the soil-squeezing hole-forming cast-in-place pile that this embodiment provides comprises the following steps:
[0030] A casing 1 is arranged at the opening, and the inner diameter of the casing 1 is larger than the pile diameter (as shown in Figure 1);
[0031] (2) Rotate, feed, and extrude to a specified depth with a hollow extruded hole-forming drill pipe, and rotate twice without pressurization to compact a small amount of empty soil at the bottom (as shown in Figure 2 shown);
[0032] (3) While rotating and lifting the drill pipe 2, the pile material is poured through the hollow drill pipe 2 at the same time (as shown in Figure 3). The loading capacity shall be controlled up to the design elevation.
[0033] (4) drill pipe 2 is put out of aperture (as shown in Figure 4);
[0034] (5) Insert reinforcement cage 3 to the elevation (as shown in Figure 5) in the poured pile-forming material;
[0035] (6) Use the conduit for s...
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