Key Process Management and Control in Gravel Pile Construction

Gravel piles are formed by compacting gravel or sand into the ground using vibration or impact methods, creating large-diameter, dense pile bodies. They are widely used to improve weak foundations and unfavorable geological conditions.

Before construction, the site should be cleared, materials must be adequately supplied, and safety measures put in place. Construction equipment should be accurately positioned, ensuring precise pile coordinates and elevation, with equipment vertically aligned. During pile formation, care must be taken to prevent deviation and ensure stable drilling speed. The infill process should guarantee uniform and incremental filling to ensure compaction. Finally, the vibrating extraction method consolidates the pile body; controlling the extraction speed and vibration frequency ensures the pile's density. Strict management of each construction step is crucial to ensure project quality.