Device for anchoring in multilayer soil
AssigneeSociete Industrielle de Produits Mecaniques Ancr'Est
InventorChristian Meline
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AssigneeSociete Industrielle de Produits Mecaniques Ancr'Est
InventorChristian Meline
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The invention relates to an anchoring device wherein a positioning plate (5), intended for bearing on the ground surface, is mounted onto a hollow rod (2). The rod consecutively supports, from the positioning plate (5) to the free end (22), at least one helical force disk (6) then one helical penetration disk (8). Said anchoring device is characterized in that the rod extends after the helical penetration disk opposite the plate (5). Said anchoring device is moreover characterized in that a bit (4) is placed on the free end of said rod so that a first portion of the rod (2), capable of being screwed into at least one first ground layer, extends from the plate (5) to the helical penetration disk and moreover so that a second portion of the rod (2), capable of being anchored in a second ground layer, extends from the helical penetration disk (8) to the bit (4).
A device for anchoring in multilayer soil having a hollow rod which includes a first end which can receive a fastening means and a free opposite end intended to drill into the ground, in which a positioning plate is mounted on the hollow rod and is intended to bear on the surface of the soil, the rod successively including, from the positioning plate towards the free end, at least one helical force disc then a helical drilling disc, wherein the rod extends beyond the helical drilling disc opposite the positioning plate, and wherein a bit is arranged on the free end of said rod, such that a first part of the rod, suitable for being screwed into at least one first soil layer, extends from the positioning plate to the helical drilling disc, and such that a second part of the rod, suitable for anchoring in a second soil layer, extends from the drilling disc to the bit;
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