Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, I made a small mistake while installing ground anchors.
It's just a small thing, but it really bothered me, so I fixed it lol.
This is it.
It’s not like I ever think, “Is this good enough?” but it’s bothering me, so I’m fixing it.
This is a reinforcement plate. It's tilted, isn't it?
This is something I'm concerned about when the work is finished.
When viewed from the side, you can see how much it's misaligned.
This is what it looks like vertically.
Once you put the cap on and can see it, I think you'll probably be really curious about it.
Follow the reverse procedure for fixing.
First, apply a slight tensile force below the anchoring load.
This will loosen the locking nut (SEEE), so turn the nut in the direction to loosen it.
After that, remove the jacks and other equipment, and install the reinforcement plates.
At that point, place a piece of wood of a suitable size on both sides, as shown in the photo.
This situation makes me nervous all over again.
It looks something like this.
The pressure plate is also level, so it fits neatly into place.
Eventually, only the anchor cap will be visible.
The inspection only looks at the finished product.
After all, it’s always better to have a high-quality finish on any job site.
I want to do my best to make sure the final result turns out as good as possible.
See you later.
