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Which is better: installing formwork or pressure plates in ground anchor construction or rebar insertion work?

Why It's Important to Install Formwork Level (Horizontal) When Using the On-Site Spray Method

I've written about this before, but the same goes for the legal framework, lol.

 

Road Grade Legal Framework

 

Horizontal Legal Framework

 

Please take a moment to consider that this is the pressure-receiving plate.

For example, if you have contour lines like these and arrange them this way, some of the scaffolding will look like the following.

This will create a step on the scaffolding.

For example, if this slope is 15 degrees or less, it’s not impossible to carry out construction even on sloped scaffolding.

I guess that's probably a no-no from a labor and safety standpoint, lol.

 

But how are we going to move the machinery over this step in the scaffolding? Are we going to set up a ramp here?

Will a crane be used?

What should you do if you can't load heavy objects onto anything other than a core drill?

And so on—the construction conditions vary quite a bit.

 

Make it as level as possible!?

If you position the scaffolding with an awareness of the horizontal lines and contour lines like this, it will be straight.

 

However, depending on the placement of the anchors—such as their spacing—and the shape of the hill, there may be cases where this is unavoidable.

It's best to keep it as level as possible!

That's what everyone on the ground is thinking, lol.

 

There's also about 0.5 meters of leeway in the design length, so I think it could work out just fine even if the angle is adjusted slightly.

Well, being too uneconomical isn't good either, but if the design is too out of sync with local conditions, construction costs can become extremely high.

 

A placement location that makes construction as easy as possible is definitely the most desirable.

 

See you later.