Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It's been one year-end party after another for days now—it's exhausting lol
But don't worry—we're definitely out on site first thing in the morning.
The supplement I introduced earlier that you take when drinking,
Nomikata and Spa Rib are incredibly effective!
Feeling refreshed this morning, lol
But that's beside the point.
We're currently working on a project on the riverbed.
I'm a temporary rebar inserter.
When installing rebar in a river, this is usually something civil engineers do.
When constructing riverbank protection, large blocks or retaining walls are installed on the curved side of the bank where the water current strikes.
At that time, we will install temporary rebar inserts on the excavated surface.
This is a reinforced earth wall construction method designed to prevent the wall from collapsing when it's built.
However, since crawlers and scaffolding can’t be used where there’s a river current (because it’s dangerous), we perform what’s called “river diversion.”
Water ChangeHave you ever heard of that?
Simply put, it’s about changing the course of a river.
River realignment work is performed when altering the shape of a river or changing its course or flow velocity.
If the rebar installation work is being performed on the right bank, the river’s flow is diverted to the left bank.
How to Use:"When installing reinforcing bars on the right bank, how do you reroute the current?"That's the gist of it.
This is what “changing the water” is. It’s really just that simple, but people who don’t know about it have no idea lol.
Please be sure to give it a try tomorrow lol
By the way,When facing the direction of the river's flow (downstream), the right side is the right bank, and the left side is the left bank.
See you later.
