Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Do you know how to relieve the load during ground anchor installation when zabuton frames are in place?
I, too, had experienced this once in the past.
A landslide occurred during construction, causing me to become extremely stressed.
It was decided that the section that had slipped once would be removed, so the load was unloaded and the structure was reinstalled.
The method I used at that time was to cut out the zabuton frame.
Although there is a method for removing the head of the ground anchor, since the zabuton frame ultimately had to be reinstalled anyway, we dismantled the zabuton frame to relieve the load.
Since it contains rebar and wire mesh, it’s fairly tough to break through, but depending on the type of pressure plate, static explosives can also be used.
It's easier to apply the medication if you remove the core first. Also, removing the core is easier that way.
If you chip away at the edges, it will suddenly collapse by about 5 to 10 cm.
Then the pressure plate shifts downward.
That completes the unloading process.
I don't know when we'll be able to unload the cargo.
That might be the scary part, actually.
Come to think of it, unloading from the head first might actually be a good option.
Next time, I think I'll write about head weight reduction.
See you later.
