TENOCOLUMN ECO MethodUsing the TENOCOLUMN ECO Method to reduce construction costs.
About The TENOCOLUMN ECO Method
- developed with the aim of reducing foundation construction costs and decreasing environmental load.
- High-strength column method which is an evolution of the existing TENOCOLUMN method.
- How can conventional technology be used to increase the high strength of improved soil? Using large amounts of solidification material ⇒ Increase in construction expenses (material expenses) and generated remaining soil
- Achieved high strength by using the special admixture Herasel.
Ultra-high concentration with a water/solidifying material ratio (W/C) of 45% to 50% in the solidifying material liquid.
Reduction of residual soil generated during construction, high strengthening of improved soil, and achievement of construction efficiency. - Through this method, we expect a reduction in the number of columns and a decrease in the foundation footing area.
- Makes it easy to achieve stable construction (securing strength) even with organic soil and loam.
Reducing the number of columns
Reduction of basic footing area
Example of minimum cost
Improvement effect of TENOCOLUMN ECO
(W/C=45%、50%)
(W/C=45%、50%)
Comparison of residual soil volume
(Top: TENOCOLUMN Bottom: TENOCOLUMN ECO)
(Top: TENOCOLUMN Bottom: TENOCOLUMN ECO)
Improvement effect of TENOCOLUMN ECO
(loam improvement, laboratory test results)
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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
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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