When selecting construction equipment, the reference materials are often too outdated, so they frequently don’t suit the current job site.
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. I’m sure you’ve seen something like this before. It’s often attached to design calculations, isn’t it? And I imagine designers use this as a basis for their work. But doesn’t it happen quite often that the machine doesn’t actually fit the site? &nb…
Reasons Why Construction Often Cannot Be Performed Using the Machinery Specified in the Design (Part 1)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. It really feels like things are getting back to normal, doesn’t it? ^^ It’s a good feeling. Lately, there have been a lot of projects where the equipment is selected during the design phase. For example, using a small drilling rig on a narrow lot. However, in reality, a small drilling rig isn’t enough to handle the work…
Drilling Depth and Machine Size in Ground Anchor and Rebar Insertion Work (Part 3)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Drilling Depth and Machine Size for Ground Anchor and Rebar Insertion Work (Part 1) Drilling Depth and Machine Size for Ground Anchor and Rebar Insertion Work (Part 2) Based on the previous article, I’ve put together a summary table. Machines…
Drilling Depth and Machine Size in Ground Anchor and Rebar Insertion Work (Part 2)
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Drilling Depth and Machine Size for Ground Anchor and Rebar Insertion Work (Part 1) Whether a machine can be used on-site or not depends on the model you choose, right? While deciding on the construction method is important, it’s also crucial to understand the available machines. Which machines can handle the job…
Consult with Contractors When Selecting Machinery for Slope Construction | The Importance of Consulting During the Design Phase
Hello, everyone. This is Enta. Every few years, we come across a design that’s a little unusual, lol. I’m talking about ground anchor installation using a rotary drilling rig. It’s also known as a spindle-type drilling rig. These days, we use it for grouting and soil testing, and with larger machines, we use down-the-hole hammers…