Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
It's snowing like crazy around Nagoya, lol.
That said, we slope engineers often work in places where snow is a given, so
Well, it's no big deal—all our cars have studless tires, so we should be fine.
But since an accident involves another party, if I were to get hit...
Let's drive safely!
But that's beside the point.
Basics of Landscaping (Part 1)
Basics of Landscaping (Part 2)
Basics of Landscaping (Part 3)
For some reason, we’ve gone from the basics of landscaping to discussing spray thickness, lol.
Since we're connected, I'll let it slide lol
Last time, we checked the spray thickness based on hardness.
Next, I'll check another source.
Japan Road Association: Guidelines for Slope Construction and Slope Stabilization
Here is the selection process.
I'm sure administrators have seen this before.
First, let's talk about the slope.
If the slope is steeper than 1:0.8, reconsider (depending on the condition of the natural ground).
There are red arrows in this table, which was created in Excel, and
We'll draw the lines to fit the site.
We will determine (evaluate) the thickness based on several types of data.
If you consider only one option, your thinking can become biased, so it’s important to compare and evaluate your options.
See you later.
