Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
This year, I've been getting work requests from all over, so I'm much busier than last year.
It feels a little light in the Kanto region, but maybe it'll pick up from here...
Slope Stabilization Problem 3That's it!
When working on slope reinforcement, sprayed mortar, or vegetation restoration, you install lath after cleaning the slope, right?
Both in some areas and overall, the natural ground is simply too soft. (It sinks when you step on it.)
Even if you drive in anchor pins (φ16-400, φ9-200), they’re definitely loose!
Especially with a diameter of 9–200, it’s practically meaningless—it slips right through.
What would you do in a situation like this?
The wire mesh must be snugly fitted to the slope and securely fastened in place.
As it is now, just walking on it could cause the floor to slip or lift up.
How would you come up with a solution and explain it to the local government?
Think about it.
See you later.
