SSP provided a steel pipe screw pile slope reinforcement solution for this project.
Anchoring and bearing of screw piles: Special rotary driving equipment is used to screw screw piles into stable soil or rock layers of the slope. The helical flights of the piles fully engage with the surrounding soil. Combined with shaft friction and flight end bearing capacity, the piles gain powerful resistance against uplift, sliding and overturning to firmly hold back sliding soil masses.
Integrated load transfer system: When lateral earth pressure occurs on slope soil, loads transfer step by step: slope soil → retaining/protective structure → screw pile body → deep stable strata, which inhibits slope sliding, collapse and slumping.
Coordinated protection: Supporting facilities including slope hydroseeding and drainage holes address rainwater infiltration and soil softening, fundamentally cutting down slope failure risks. A three-in-one protection system combining pile load bearing, slope surface protection and drainage & anti-seepage is formed to reinforce expansive soil cutting slopes.
Compared with traditional cement grouted rock bolts and other technologies, the screw-in construction of screw piles avoids large-scale excavation, reduces disturbance to the original slope structure and improves on-site construction efficiency. It is more applicable to infrastructure projects with strict requirements on construction period, environmental disturbance control and site construction organization.
The complete design covers eight standardized steps: site reconnaissance, data collection, working condition analysis, structural calculation, component selection, drawing deepening, checking and rechecking, and final scheme confirmation. The process is clear with high professionalism and safety performance. Structural calculation is the core link. Professional geotechnical calculation is carried out to guarantee the piles and overall structure meet all load requirements and eliminate collapse and sliding risks.