For Large Diameter, homogenous Column Improvement with RAS Column
RAS Column is an advanced deep soil mixing method based on mechanical soil mixing technology to produce soil-cement column of 1.4 to 2.5m diameter.
The mixing head is equipped with the counter rotation mechanism where the bottom auger and mixing blades rotate clockwise while the upper mixing blades rotate counter-clockwise.
This unique mechanism efficiently breaks and mixes in-situ soil with cement-based reagents, producing more homogenous and higher quality soil-cement columns. It completely eliminates the "turning together" problem, often encountered by conventional mechanical soil mixing methods, that cohesive soil co-rotates with the mixing head, causing insufficient mixing and unexpected deficiency of columns.
RAS Column efficiently improves foundation soil of building and civil engineering structure to increase bearing capacity and prevent liquefaction.
Setup | Penetration | Churning | Completion | ||
Position the rig at a pile position |
After passing dry excavation zone, start injecting slurry. Drill down and mix with in-situ soil to a specified depth. | Move the head up and down to mix thoroughly so that each part of the soil receives the pre-defined number of cuts by mixing blades. | Withdraw and complete a soil cement column. | ||
Three-dimensional Visualized Management System
3D-ViMa is integration system of construction management including quality control information, design drawing and GPS information of construction that can visualizes 3D model of the work execution. This system is available for RAS Column method.
DSM is an in-situ soil mixing technology that mixes existing soil with cementitious materials using mixing shafts consisting of auger cutting heads, discontinuous auger flights, and mixing paddles. The mixing equipment varies from single to eight shaft configurations depending on the purpose of the deep mixing.
RSW mixes in-situ soils with cement grout or other reagents slurries using a multiple shaft auger to produce continuous subsurface soil-cement walls for excavation support, groundwater or underground pollutants control, or ground reinforcement. The soil-cement is usually reinforced with steel H-piles when used for excavation support along with groundwater control.
SCM is a method to mechanically mix in-situ soil with cement powder or slurry. SCM provides two different mixing equipments, Rotary Blender and Bucket Mixing, to be selected depending on improvement objectives and depth. The unique mixing mechanism provides efficient, cost effective and quality improvement. Larger plant is not necessary.