Bored Injection Piles ERT (RIT, FORST, ERST) - Structures for Ensuring Slope Stability

Abstract

The problem of increasing the bearing capacity of foundations is always an urgent task in modern geotechnical construction. It is of particular importance when building on slopes cut by ravines. As a rule, construction on slope surfaces due to the discharge of filtration flows in the form of springs is always a problematic measure. Hydrogeological processes often bring rugged surfaces intended for the construction of objects into an unstable state, leading them to landslides. Thus, the safe erection of buildings and structures in such areas is always accompanied by the simultaneous erection of retaining buried building structures. The most competitive retaining structures are monolithic reinforced concrete corner retaining walls erected on bored piles and fixed with ground anchors. The article gives examples of the use of ERT bored piles (RIT, FORST, ERST) and ERT ground anchors.