Pile press-in construction method, pile supplying device, and pile press-in device
AssigneeGiken Ltd.
InventorsMasaaki Ono, Toshihiko Murata, Yasuhiro Tanaka, Yoshihiro Morioka
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AssigneeGiken Ltd.
InventorsMasaaki Ono, Toshihiko Murata, Yasuhiro Tanaka, Yoshihiro Morioka
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A pile press-in construction method uses a pile press-in device having a saddle, a clamp device grasping a top of an existing pile, a mast, a raising and lowering device, and a chuck device supported by the mast and holding a pile. The pile press-in device generates a reaction force by griping the existing pile with the clamp device, holds the pile by the chuck device, presses the pile into the ground by the raising and lowering device, and successively presses piles in while moving on a pile row including the existing pile to thereby extend the pile row. By turning of the mast and tilting of the chuck device about a chuck tilting axis, the chuck device is laid sideways and projects outward to a side of the pile row, the pile is supplied and inserted into the chuck device, and the chuck device grasps the pile.
A pile press-in construction method using a pile press-in device that is provided with a saddle, a clamp device that is provided at the bottom of the saddle and configured to grasp an upper end of an existing pile that has been pressed into the ground, a mast erected in a turnable manner on the saddle, a raising and lowering device, and a chuck device that is supported by the mast via the raising and lowering device and is configured to hold a pile, the pile press-in device configured to generate a reaction force by gripping, with the clamp device, the upper end of the existing pile that has been pressed into the ground, holding the pile by the chuck device, pressing the pile into the ground by operating the raising and lowering device, and successively pressing in piles while moving on a pile row including the existing pile to thereby extend the pile row on the ground,
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