Soil working device and method for creating a substantially vertical hole in the ground
AssigneeBAUER Maschinen GmbH
InventorMatthias Semel
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AssigneeBAUER Maschinen GmbH
InventorMatthias Semel
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The invention relates to a soil working device for creating a substantially vertically running hole in the ground, which hole is provided with a slurry, said soil working device having a base body, a connection apparatus which is arranged on an upper end region of the base body, and a soil removal apparatus and/or a soil displacement apparatus, which is arranged on a lower end region of the base body. According to the invention is intended that, at a lower region of the base body, a first pressure measuring apparatus for measuring a first ambient pressure is arranged, and that at an upper region of the base body, which is vertically spaced apart from the lower region, a second pressure measuring apparatus for measuring a second ambient pressure is arranged. The invention also comprises a method for creating a substantially vertical hole in the ground by means of such a soil working device.
A soil working device for creating a substantially vertically running hole in the ground, which hole is provided with a slurry,
A soil working device for creating a substantially vertically running hole in the ground, which hole is provided with a slurry,
A method for creating a substantially vertical hole in the ground by means of a soil working device having a basic body, a connection apparatus which is arranged at an upper end region of the basic body, and a soil removal apparatus and/or a soil displacement apparatus arranged at a lower end region of the basic body, wherein at a lower region of the basic body a first pressure measuring apparatus for measuring a first ambient pressure is arranged, and at an upper region of the basic body, which is vertically spaced apart from the lower region, a second pressure measuring apparatus for measuring a second ambient pressure is arranged;
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