PURE PILE MethodPile-shaped soil reinforcement method for detached homes
About The PURE PILE Method
PURE PILE Method is a soil reinforcement method for building high-quality cement milk pillars that do not contain soil by withdrawing the rod while injecting cement milk. Tenox possesses a construction record of over 50,000 projects, mainly in detached houses.
Features
- Supports any soil characteristics.Unlike the soil improvement method, the soil and cement milk are not agitated and mixed. Therefore, it is possible to build high-strength and high-quality pillars in humus soil layers and viscous soil layers.
- Facilitates construction management.The special rod is rotationally press-fitted to the specified depth and withdrawal is completed while injecting cement milk. Fast and reliable construction is possible without loosening the ground.
- Almost no remaining soil.Since the straight rod has no soil removal mechanism, there is almost no remaining soil. This means that there is no need to secure a space for remaining soil, and the worksite and surrounding roads are not dirtied when carrying the soil out.
- Construction method providing cost advantages.Since the construction period is short and the cost of remaining soil treatment is low, it is possible to perform construction at a lower cost than the soil improvement method and blade steel pipe pile method used for housing foundations.
Purepile dug up(effective diameter 200 mm)
Construction Methods
- Alignment
- Rotational press fitting of the rod to a specified depth
- Holds for approx. 30 seconds while injecting cement milk
- Withdrawal while injecting cement milk
- Adjustment of pillar top level
Select by load/soil conditions
Building structure
- Detached homes (1 floor to 3 floors)
- Stores/townhouses (2 floors to 3 floors)
- Commercial buildings/residential complexes (4 floors to 5 floors)
- Hospitals/schools (4 floors to 5 floors)
- Factories (4 floors to 5 floors)
- Logistics warehouses (5 floors to 6 floors)
- Mid- and high-rise buildings/condominiums (5 floors to 15 floors)
- Out-of-plane seismic resistance
Civil engineering structures
Select by purpose
Support for buildings
Civil engineering structures
Reinforce earthquake resistance
Prevent soil liquefaction
Reduce environmental load
Prevent landslides
Construction Methods
Pile Method
- TN-X Method
- TN Method
- GANTETSU PILE Method
- NS ECO-PILE Method
- ATT COLUMN Method
- CMJ Method
- EAZET Method
- HiFB Method
- RODEX Method
Ground improvement method
- TENOCOLUMN Method
- TENOCOLUMN ECO Method
- TOFT Method
- PURE PILE Method
- Column Aproach Method
- Multiwall Method
- WIB Method
- BASE BALANCE Method
- CDM-LODIC Method
- SAVE COMPOSER Method