Connection method between the support pile and the tendon and retaining structure

Abstract

To provide a method for connecting a stay pile and a tendon for supporting an earth retaining wall from the rear surface even when there is not enough space for installing a ground anchor on the rear surface of the earth retaining wall.SOLUTION: The present invention is a method for connecting a stay pile and a tendon, which connects a stay pile provided on a rear surface of an earth retaining wall having an excavation space on a front surface and a tendon connecting the earth retaining wall and the stay pile. The stay pile and a movable cross beam that can move up and down along the stay pile are erected in the ground. Anchor holes are drilled obliquely downward from the earth retaining wall side toward the stay piles. A hook jig to which the tendon is fixed is inserted into the anchor hole. The movable cross beam is engaged with the tip of the hook jig. The hook jig is pulled back to engage the movable cross beam and the stay pile and connect the stay pile and tendon.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a method for connecting a retaining pile and a tendon in an earth retaining wall, and to an earth retaining structure. [Background technology]

[0002] When cutting roots to construct the basement or foundations of a building, retaining walls are necessary to prevent the surrounding ground from collapsing. One method of supporting retaining walls is to place struts between opposing retaining walls. However, this method requires a longer construction period and higher costs because the presence of the struts restricts other work in addition to the process of placing the struts.

[0003] The following two methods are particularly well known as methods for supporting retaining walls without using struts. (1) Tie-back anchor method Patent Document 1 describes a tie-back anchor method in which a retaining wall, the front of which is excavated, is supported by backing piles installed on the rear side and tension members installed near the ground surface, as shown in Figure 14. (2) Ground anchor method Patent Document 2 describes a ground anchor method in which support is provided by ground anchors installed diagonally downward from a retaining wall, as shown in FIG. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0004] [Patent Document 1] JP 2007-162266 A [Patent Document 2] Japanese Patent Publication No. 59-173422 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0005] In the tieback anchor method, the tendons are installed close to the ground surface, so in order for the support piles to function effectively, they must be located outside the main sliding line extending upward from the bottom of the excavation. For this reason, the distance L between the retaining wall and the retaining piles must be at least as large as the distance from the wale to the bottom of the excavation, and there must be sufficient room to drive the retaining piles into the rear of the retaining wall.

[0006] In the ground anchor method, the tension material is installed by drilling holes from the surface of the earth retaining wall, so holes must be drilled diagonally downward. In addition, because the ground anchor is fixed by the frictional resistance between the anchor and the ground, it is necessary to provide an anchor of a certain length or more in the anchor layer where the frictional resistance is large, so there must be sufficient space on the rear side of the earth retaining wall to install the ground anchor. However, these construction methods are often difficult to implement, especially in urban areas, where space is limited.

[0007] An object of the present invention is to provide a method for connecting a retaining pile and a tendon, and an earth retaining structure, which supports an earth retaining wall from the rear even when there is not enough land on the rear surface of the earth retaining wall to install a ground anchor. [Means for solving the problem]

[0008] In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the method of connecting a retaining pile and a tension member of the present invention is a method of connecting a retaining pile provided on the rear surface of a retaining wall which has an excavation space in front of it, and a tension member which connects the retaining wall and the retaining pile, and is characterized in that the retaining pile and a movable cross girder which can move up and down along the retaining pile are erected in the ground, an anchor hole is drilled diagonally downward from the retaining wall side towards the retaining pile, a hook jig to which the tension member is fixed is inserted into the anchor hole, the movable cross girder is engaged with the tip of the hook jig, and the hook jig is pulled back to engage the movable cross girder with the retaining pile, thereby connecting the retaining pile and the tension member. The support pile comprises a lower support pile and an upper support pile arranged at a predetermined interval above and below, and a middle section consisting of side plates that fix both sides of the lower support pile and the upper support pile, the anchor holes are drilled diagonally downward from the retaining wall side toward the middle section of the support pile, the movable cross beam is made of groove-shaped steel, and the side plates of the middle section have sawtooth notches inclined to the horizontal on their rear edges, and the hook jig can be engaged with the movable cross beam and pulled back to fit the movable cross beam into the notches. The intermediate portion has an upper lid at its upper end and a bottom plate at its lower end, and a tubular protective tube is provided between the upper lid and the bottom plate. and a protective plate that is fixed by cutting out the upper side of the front surface and the lower side of the rear surface of the protective tube. and the anchor holes may be provided penetrating the protective plate. The hook jig has a head hook that is connected to the tension member and has a hook that engages with the movable cross beam, and a long body portion provided to the rear of the head hook, and a twist prevention casing may be fixed to the rear of the body portion. The anchor holes are drilled using a casing for drilling holes, and the hook jig has a reaction rod consisting of a long shaft portion through which the head hook is inserted from the anti-twist casing and a pressure plate fixed to the tip of the shaft portion, and when the movable cross beam and the bracing pile are engaged to connect the bracing pile and the tensioning material and then the casing for drilling holes is pulled out, the tensioning material can be anchored at the drilling opening of the anchor hole to the shaft portion of the reaction rod with the pressure plate at its tip pressed against the tip of the anchor hole.

[0009] The earth retaining structure of the present invention includes an earth retaining wall having an excavation space on its front side, a support pile on the rear side of the earth retaining wall, a movable cross beam that engages the pier; A tension member connecting the retaining wall and the supporting pile; A hook jig provided at one end of the tendon; It consists of: The movable cross beam is engaged with the tip of the hook jig, and the movable cross beam engaged with the hook jig is engaged with the support pile; The tendons are arranged diagonally downward from the retaining wall to the supporting piles, and are connected to the supporting piles at a position deeper than the primary sliding line. Effect of the Invention

[0010] The present invention provides at least one of the following effects by solving the above-mentioned problems. (1) Since the tension material is connected at a deep position in the retaining pile, it can support the pile from the rear without being affected by deformation of the retaining wall. (2) Since the retaining wall is supported from the rear, there is no need for struts, resulting in a short construction period and low cost. (3) By simply pulling up the movable cross beam and retracting the hook jig, the movable cross beam can be engaged with the middle section, making it easy to connect the tension members and the bracing piles. (4) By surrounding the middle section with the top cover, bottom plate, protective tube and protective plate, it is possible to prevent the internal movable cross beams and other devices from touching and breaking the hole wall when the backing pile is erected, and it is also possible to prevent the devices from being buried in soil that has fallen off the hole wall after insertion. (5) By making the front and rear surfaces of the protective pipe into flat protective plates, the drilled holes will not shift sideways when the anchor holes are penetrated. (6) When removing the casing for drilling holes, the tensioner is attached to the shaft of the reaction rod, the end of which is pressed against the end of the anchor hole, so that a tension sufficient to prevent the hook from coming off the movable cross beam can be maintained. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0011] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a retaining structure to which the method for connecting the retaining piles and the tendons of the present invention is applied. [Diagram 2] Perspective view of the support pile [Diagram 3] An exploded perspective view of the lower support pile, upper support pile and middle part [Figure 4] Rear perspective view of the intermediate section covered with a protective tube [Diagram 5] Exploded perspective view of the movable cross beam [Figure 6] Side view of the hook fixture [Figure 7] Exploded perspective view of the hook jig [Figure 8] Diagram of how to connect the support pile and the tendon (1) [Figure 9]Diagram of how to connect the support pile and the tendon (2) [Figure 10] Diagram of how to connect the support pile and the tendon (3) [Figure 11] Diagram of how to connect the support pile and the tendon (4) [Figure 12] Diagram of how to connect the support pile and the tendon (5) [Figure 13] Diagram of how to connect the support pile and the tendon (6) [Figure 14] Diagram of conventional earth retaining construction method (1) [Figure 15] Diagram of conventional earth retaining construction method (2) DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0012] The method for connecting the retaining piles and the tendons of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. In this description, the expressions relating to directions such as front-back, up-down, and down-down are defined based on the earth retaining wall W and the retaining pile 1, the front means the direction from the retaining pile 1 toward the earth retaining wall W, the up-down direction means the height direction of the earth retaining wall W and the retaining pile 1, and the lateral direction means the direction perpendicular to the front direction and the up-down direction.

[0013] [Example 1] (1) Structure of the earth retaining structure The earth retaining structure to which the present invention is applied has an earth retaining wall W, the front of which is excavated, connected to and supported by tendons 2 engaged with bracing piles 1 provided on the rear side (Fig. 1). The retaining wall W can be a conventionally known type of retaining wall, such as a parent pile horizontal sheet pile wall made by driving H-shaped steel piles into the ground at regular intervals and inserting horizontal sheet piles between them, a steel sheet pile wall made by driving U-shaped cross-section steel sheet piles into the ground, or a soil cement wall made by continuously creating a wall made of soil cement in the ground. Anchor holes 3 are formed at an angle of 45° downward from the retaining wall W to the back pile 1, and the tendons 2 are placed inside the anchor holes 3. The anchor holes 3 are filled with a filler 4 such as cement milk. The connection position of the backing pile 1 and the tendon 2 is deeper than the main slip line. The tendon 2 is placed in an anchor hole 3 formed diagonally downward from the backing pile 1 side, so that the connection can be made deeper than the main slip line, and the backing pile 1 and the tendon 2 can stably support the retaining wall W.

[0014] (2) Support piles The support pile 1 is constructed by connecting a lower support pile 1a and an upper support pile 1b, which are spaced at a predetermined interval, via a middle portion 1c (FIGS. 2 and 3). Both the lower support pile 1a and the upper support pile 1b are H-shaped steel, and both have two flanges at the front and back, with the direction of the retaining wall W as the weak axis. The lower support pile 1a is fixed around its periphery with filling material 4.

[0015] (2.1) Middle section The middle section 1c connecting the lower support pile 1a and the upper support pile 1b is made of side plates 11 that are fixed between the lower support pile 1a and the upper support pile 1b and between the front and rear flanges on both sides (Fig. 3). Since there is a gap between the lower support pile 1a and the upper support pile 1b above and below, the space between the side plates 11 on both sides is hollow. The side plate 11 has a continuous sawtooth notch 111 at an angle of 45 degrees to the horizontal on the rear edge. In addition, a reinforcing rib 112 may be provided on the front side surface of the side plate 11 across the vertical direction. A reinforcing plate 12 is provided at the front lower portion between both side plates 11. In order to increase the distance between the side plates 11 on both sides, spacers 13 may be provided between the flanges of the lower and upper supports 1a and 1b and the side plates 11. An upper cover 14 is provided at the upper end of the intermediate portion 1c, and a bottom plate 15 is provided at the lower end (FIG. 2). The upper cover 14 is penetrated by the upper bracing pile 1b, and the bottom plate 15 is penetrated by the lower bracing pile 1b. The space between the top cover 14 and the bottom plate 15 is surrounded by a protective pipe 16 made of a PVC pipe or the like (Fig. 4). The upper side of the front surface of the protective pipe 16 and the lower side of the rear surface may be cut out to allow for the attachment of a flat protective plate 17. The top and bottom of the protective plate 17 are closed by horizontal closing plates 17a. A movable cross beam 5 that can be moved up and down by a lifting rod 51 that is provided along the upper support pile 1b to the ground is housed inside the protective pipe 16 of the middle section 1c. The lifting rod 51 penetrates the upper cover 14. By surrounding the middle section 1c with the top cover 14, bottom plate 15, protective tube 16 and protective plate 17, it is possible to prevent the internal movable cross beam 5 and other devices from touching and being damaged by the hole wall when the support pile 1 is erected, and it is also possible to prevent the devices from being buried in soil lumps that fall off the hole wall after insertion, and to prevent the devices from being buried in the filling material 4 when filling the area around the lower support pile 1a. In addition, a lower injection hose 18 for filling the filling material 4 around the lower support pile 1a is positioned from the upper support pile 1b, penetrating the top cover 14, the inside of the protective pipe 16, and the bottom plate 15, and an internal water injection hose 19 for filling water inside the protective pipe 16 is positioned from the upper support pile 1b, penetrating the top cover 14. The anchor holes 3 penetrate the protective pipe 16 and the protective plate 17 from front to back, and the filler 4 is filled not only into the anchor holes 3 but also inside the protective pipe 16 .

[0016] (3) Tensile material The tendon 2 is a type of steel that has conventionally been used as an anchor tendon, such as a PC steel wire or a PC steel bar. One end of the tendon 2 is fixed to a hook jig 6, which is engaged with a movable cross beam 5 in the middle section 1c and connected to the retaining pile 1. The other end is then fixed to a base 7 provided on the upper front surface of the retaining wall W through an anchor hole 3, thereby connecting the retaining pile 1 and the retaining wall W. Since tension is applied to the tendons 2 and they are connected to the deep position of the retaining pile 1, even if the retaining pile 1 is located close to the retaining wall W, it can support the pile from the rear without being affected by the deformation of the retaining wall W. Since the tendons are supported from the rear, no struts are required, resulting in a short construction period and low cost. If necessary, the tops of the retaining wall W and the retaining pile 1 may be fixed together by a head-fixed beam 8 made of steel, concrete, etc., to prevent the horizontal force of the tensioning material 2 from causing the retaining pile 1 to deform toward the retaining wall W and reduce the tension.

[0017] (4) Movable crossbeam The movable cross beam 5 is composed of a main body 52 made of a channel-shaped steel material and guide side plates 53 provided on both ends (FIG. 5). The opening of the main body 52 faces rearward, and a claw 521 is provided at the upper flange end facing downward. The guide side plate 53 projects forward from the main body 52 and is fixed to the main body 52 while sandwiching the two side plates 11 therebetween. Joints 531 are provided on the guide side plates 53 on both sides, and are connected to rod joints 511 provided at the ends of the lifting rods 51 so that they can move forward and backward. The lifting rods 51 are further connected to other lifting rods 51 and rod joints 511 at their upper parts at a predetermined height apart, and are extended to the ground along the upper backing piles 1b. The body 52 may be externally reinforced by stiffeners 54 . In the above-mentioned earth retaining structure, the movable cross beam 5 is inclined at 45 degrees in the front-to-rear direction with respect to the horizontal, and the main body 52 fits into the notch 111 of the middle part 1c. When the back pile 1 is inserted into the ground, it is placed on the cross beam receiver 55 provided on the rear surface of the lower back pile 1a.

[0018] (5) Hook jig The hook jig 6 has a head hook 61 that connects to the tendon 2, and a long body portion 62 that is provided behind the head hook 61 (Figs. 6 and 7). In describing the hook jig 6, the axial direction from the body portion 62 to the head hook 61 side is referred to as the front, and the opposite direction is referred to as the rear, and also the direction perpendicular to the axial direction where the hook 611 is provided on the head hook 61 is referred to as the down, and the opposite direction is referred to as the up. The head hook 61 is cylindrical, and the tension member 2 is inserted from the rear into an insertion hole 612 provided in the axial direction, and the tension member 2 is connected to the head hook 61 while being prevented from moving rearward by a crimping grip 613 provided at the tip of the tension member 2. In this embodiment, two tension members 2 are connected to the head hook 61. The body portion 62 is a long, cylindrical member, for example, having a semi-cylindrical shape extending rearward from the head hook 61 and a flat bottom surface. A twist prevention casing 64, for example, cylindrical, is fixed to the rear of the body portion 62 via a connector 63. In this embodiment, the inner circumference of the rear end of the body portion 62 and the inner circumference of the front end of the twist prevention casing 64 are female-threaded, and the connector 63, which has male threads on both ends, is screwed into the body portion 62 and the twist prevention casing 64. The twist prevention casing 64 can be connected in the axial direction for each unit length.

[0019] (6) Reaction rod The body 62 of the hook jig 6 is hollow, and a reaction rod 65 with a pressure plate 652 fixed to the tip of a long shaft 651 is inserted through it. The shaft 651 is inserted through the head hook 61, the body 62, the connector 63, and the twist prevention casing 64. By pushing the shaft portion 651 in the direction of the tip of the hook jig 6 , the pressure-receiving plate 652 can protrude from the tip of the hook jig 6 . The tendon 2 and the shaft portion 651 of the reaction rod 65 are inserted into the anti-twist casing 64 .

[0020] (7) Connection method between the support pile and the tendon Next, a method for connecting the support pile 1 and the tendon 2 will be described.

[0021] (7.1) Insertion of the support piles (Fig. 8, Fig. 9) Holes are drilled on the rear surface of the retaining wall W for the retaining piles, and the retaining piles 1 are inserted. At this time, the movable cross beam 5 in the middle section 1c is placed on the cross beam support 55, and the inside of the space surrounded by the top cover 14, bottom plate 15, protective pipe 16, and protective plate 17 is filled with water using the internal water injection hose 19. This makes it possible to reduce the buoyancy acting on the back pile 1 by the stabilizing liquid in the drilled hole when inserting or filling the filling material 4. After insertion, the filler 4 is filled around the lower support pile 1a using the lower injection hose 18 and allowed to harden.

[0022] (7.2) Drilling holes for anchors A ground anchor drilling machine is used to drill holes 3 for the anchors at a 45 degree angle downward from the side of the retaining wall W. A normally used bit casing is used for drilling the holes (Figure 10, casing not shown). The anchor holes 3 are drilled backward a specified length, penetrating the front protective plate 17, passing between the side plates 11 of the middle section 1c, penetrating the rear protective plate 17. Because the front and rear surfaces of the protective pipe 16 are made of planar protective plates 17, the drilled holes will not shift sideways when penetrating.

[0023] (7.3) Insertion of hook fixture and tendon The hook jig 6 with the tension member 2 connected thereto is inserted into the drilling casing of the anchor hole 3 until its tip reaches the tip of the anchor hole 3, while the anti-twist casing 64 is connected to the rear part for each unit length. By using the twist prevention casing 64 during insertion, the hook jig 6 does not twist or rotate within the anchor hole 3, and the hook 611 at the tip can be inserted into the anchor hole 3 with the hook 611 facing downward.

[0024] (7.4) Engagement of the movable crossbeam and the hook jig The drilling casing for the anchor hole 3 is pulled out from the range of the backing pile 1, and the movable cross beam 5 is pulled up. The lifting is performed by pulling up the lifting rod 51 from the above-ground part of the backing pile 1. The lifting rods 51 are attached to the left and right sides of the movable cross beam 5, and since the two side plates 11 of the middle part 1c are sandwiched between the guide side plates 53, the movable cross beam 5 rises in a horizontal state without tilting, and its upper end abuts against the underside of the body part 62 of the hook jig 6 (Figure 11). Furthermore, the movable cross beam 5 is pulled up and moved diagonally upward along the body portion 62, while the anti-twist casing 64 and the tension member 2 are pulled straight back. At this time, the pressure plate 652 of the reaction rod 65 remains in contact with the tip of the anchor hole 3. The movable cross beam 5 and the lifting rod 51 are connected by the rod joints 511 and 531, so they can move forward and rotate around the lateral axis. By pulling back the anti-twist casing 64, the hook 611 of the hook jig 6 comes into contact with the movable cross beam 5 (FIG. 13), and by pulling it back further, the front surface of the body 52 of the movable cross beam 5 comes into contact with the notch 111 of the side panel 11, and the movable cross beam 5 rotates around the crest of the notch 111, fitting into the valley of the notch 111 (FIG. 14). At this time, the hook 611 engages with the claw 521. Since the notches 111 are sawtooth-shaped at an angle of 45 degrees to the horizontal, the movable cross beam 5 fitted into the notches 111 is inclined at 45 degrees in the front-to-rear direction from the horizontal, and the strong axis direction is perpendicular to the direction in which the force of the tendon 2 acts. The notches 111 also restrain the movable cross beam 5 from the upward force along the bracing pile 1, which is a component force of the force of the tendon 2. The movable cross beam 5 engaged with the hook jig 6 fits into the middle portion 1c of the backing pile 1, thereby connecting the tendon 2 fixed to the hook jig 6 and the backing pile 1. By simply pulling up the movable cross beam 5 and pulling back the hook jig 6, the movable cross beam 5 fits into the middle part 1c, and the tension member 2 and the bracing pile 1 can be easily connected.

[0025] When removing the casing for drilling the anchor hole 3, the tensioning member 2 is anchored at the drilling opening of the anchor hole 3 to the shaft 651 of the reaction rod 65, whose tip pressure plate 652 is pressed against the tip of the anchor hole 3, so that a tension sufficient to prevent the hook 611 from coming off the movable cross beam 5 can be maintained.

[0026] (7.5) Construction of Earth Retaining Structure The retaining structure is constructed by applying tension to the tendon 2 from the retaining wall W side and fixing it to a base 7 provided on the retaining wall W, and filling the anchor hole 3 from the retaining wall W side with filler 4 and allowing it to solidify.

[0027] [Other Examples] In the above-described embodiment, the intermediate portion 1c is surrounded by the top cover 14, bottom plate 15, protective tube 16 and protective plate 17. However, if there is no risk of devices such as the movable cross beam 5 becoming buried due to the wall of the hole through which the backing pile 1 is inserted peeling off, the backing pile 1 and the tension member 2 can be connected even in a configuration that does not have the top cover 14, bottom plate 15, protective tube 16 and protective plate 17. [Explanation of symbols]

[0028] 1 support pile, 1a lower support pile, 1b upper support pile, 1c middle part, 11 side plate, 111 notch, 112 reinforcing rib, 12 reinforcing plate, 13 spacer, 14 upper cover, 15 bottom plate, 16 protective tube, 17 protective plate, 18 lower injection hose, 19 internal water injection hose 2 Tensors 3 Anchor holes 4 Filling material 5 Movable cross beam, 51 Lifting rod, 511 Rod joint, 52 Main body, 521 Claw, 53 Guide side plate, 531 Joint, 54 Stiffener, 55 Cross beam support 6 Hook jig, 61 Head hook, 611 Hook, 612 Insertion hole, 613 Crimping grip, 62 Body part, 63 Connector, 64 Anti-twist casing, 65 Reaction rod, 651 Shaft part, 652 Pressure plate 7 Pedestal 8 Head fixed beam

Claims

1. A method for connecting a retaining pile to a tension member, the method comprising the steps of: connecting a retaining pile provided on the rear surface of a retaining wall that provides an excavation space on the front surface thereof; and a tension member that connects the retaining wall to the retaining pile; The support pile and a movable cross beam that can move up and down along the support pile are erected in the ground, Anchor holes are drilled diagonally downward from the retaining wall side toward the support pile, A hook jig having the tension member fixed thereto is inserted into the anchor hole; The movable cross beam is engaged with the tip of the hook jig, The hook jig is pulled back to engage the movable cross beam with the support pile, and the support pile and the tension member are connected to each other. A method for connecting the support piles and tendons.

2. The support pile is composed of a lower support pile and an upper support pile arranged at a predetermined interval above and below, and an intermediate part composed of side plates that fix both sides of the lower support pile and the upper support pile, The anchor holes are drilled diagonally downward from the retaining wall side toward the middle part of the support pile, The movable cross beam is made of a channel-shaped steel material, The side plate of the intermediate portion has a sawtooth cut at a rear edge inclined relative to the horizontal, The hook jig is engaged with the movable cross beam and pulled back to fit the movable cross beam into the notch. A method for connecting abutments and tendons according to claim 1.

3. The intermediate portion has an upper lid at an upper end and a bottom plate at a lower end, The space between the top cover and the bottom plate is surrounded by a tubular protective tube and a protective plate that is fixed by cutting out the upper side of the front surface and the lower side of the rear surface of the protective tube, The anchor hole is provided through the protective plate. A method for connecting abutments and tendons according to claim 2.

4. The hook jig is a head hook connected to the tendon and having a hook that engages with the movable cross beam; A long body portion provided on the rear side of the head hook, A twist prevention casing is fixed to the rear side of the body portion. A method for connecting a pier and a tendon according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

5. The anchor holes are drilled using a drilling casing, The hook jig is a reaction rod including a long shaft portion through which the twist prevention casing, the body portion, and the head hook are inserted, and a pressure plate fixed to a tip end of the shaft portion; When the movable cross beam and the support pile are engaged to connect the support pile and the tension member, and then the drilling casing is pulled out, the tension member is anchored at the drilling mouth of the anchor hole to the shaft portion of the reaction rod, the pressure plate at the tip of which is pressed against the tip of the anchor hole. The method for connecting abutments and tendons according to claim 4.

6. A retaining wall that provides an excavation space in front, A retaining pile provided on the rear surface of the retaining wall; a movable cross beam that engages the pier; A tension member connecting the retaining wall and the supporting pile; A hook jig provided at one end of the tendon, The movable cross beam is engaged with the tip of the hook jig, The movable cross beam engaged with the hook jig is engaged with the support pile, and the tension rod is arranged diagonally downward from the retaining wall to the support pile, and is connected to the support pile at a position deeper than the main sliding line. Mountain retaining structure.

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