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    Shinso Pile - APM

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    This document describes the Shinso Pile foundation method, an in situ cast pile foundation technique commonly used in Japan. It involves manually or mechanically excavating a pit and inserting ring frames to stabilize the sides as the excavation deepens. Shotcrete is applied and reinforcement is lowered in before concrete is poured to fill the pile. This method does not require large pile driving machinery and can be used where space is constrained, with some variations involving more or less manual labor and equipment depending on the specific conditions. An example project using this technique is provided.

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    This document describes the Shinso Pile foundation method, an in situ cast pile foundation technique commonly used in Japan. It involves manually or mechanically excavating a pit and inserting ring frames to stabilize the sides as the excavation deepens. Shotcrete is applied and reinforcement is lowered in before concrete is poured to fill the pile. This method does not require large pile driving machinery and can be used where space is constrained, with some variations involving more or less manual labor and equipment depending on the specific conditions. An example project using this technique is provided.

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    This document describes the Shinso Pile foundation method, an in situ cast pile foundation technique commonly used in Japan. It involves manually or mechanically excavating a pit and inserting ring frames to stabilize the sides as the excavation deepens. Shotcrete is applied and reinforcement is lowered in before concrete is poured to fill the pile. This method does not require large pile driving machinery and can be used where space is constrained, with some variations involving more or less manual labor and equipment depending on the specific conditions. An example project using this technique is provided.

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    Shinso Pile - APM

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    Himang Jain
    This document describes the Shinso Pile foundation method, an in situ cast pile foundation technique commonly used in Japan. It involves manually or mechanically excavating a pit and inserting ring frames to stabilize the sides as the excavation deepens. Shotcrete is applied and reinforcement is lowered in before concrete is poured to fill the pile. This method does not require large pile driving machinery and can be used where space is constrained, with some variations involving more or less manual labor and equipment depending on the specific conditions. An example project using this technique is provided.

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    Shinso Pile Foundation

    Preface
    • It is a Cast in situ type of pile foundation
    • It is also called Japanese Style caisson type pile foundation
    • This method does not require any big Pile driver machinery
    • If space is constraint while construction of Foundation, Shinso pile
    method is adopted.
    • This piling method is used at various location in Japan, its seldom
    used in India.
    Methodology

    Step 1

    Step 2

    Step 4 Step 5 Step 6


    Step 3
    Methodology - I
    • Stage 1: Pit is excavated and Ring frame is inserted. (Manually or by
    small machinery)
    • Stage 2: Ring Frames are placed, as excavation is continued deeper,
    Dewatering of ground water is done by pump if required. Ring frames
    are placed at 750mm approximately (may vary as per soil strata and
    design).
    • Stage 3: Shotcrete is done to make the ring arrangement stable, bulb is
    excavated and various inspection such as depth diameter inspections,
    Bearing capacity inspections are carried out.
    Methodology - II
    • Stage 4 – Reinforcement Gauge is lowered are per the design and
    actual site inspections can be conducted.
    • Stage 5 - Concreting is done and the pile is filled.
    Types of Shinso Pile
    • Method I
    • By using Manpower
    Excavation, Winch and
    Buckets.
    • This method is used when
    space is a constraint.
    • Time required in this
    construction method is
    more.
    Types of Shinso Pile
    • Method II
    • By using Manpower
    Excavation, small
    Backhoe and Crane
    • More space is required
    • Less Time is required
    for this method
    Method II - Photographs

    1 2 3
    Examples
    • Shinso pile is proposed at HSR chainage 405.141 Kms (GAD 30) in
    MAHSR Project. (yet to be finalized) at NH- 8 crossing, Pier number
    2 (P2) is planned in the divider of the road as space is constraint thus
    shinso pile is proposed.

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