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Solutions for deep foundation work

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Overview
The document provides a detailed guide on Liebherr's solutions for deep foundation work, focusing on drilling rigs, piling methods, slurry wall installation, and soil improvement techniques. It highlights the capabilities of Liebherr's LB series drilling rigs and other equipment used in various foundation applications.
Drilling Methods
Liebherr's machines support multiple drilling methods, including Kelly drilling, continuous flight auger drilling, full displacement drilling, double rotary drilling, down-the-hole drilling, and drilling with a bored pile grab. The choice of method depends on soil conditions and the required depth and diameter of the drilled hole.
Pile Driving Methods
Pile driving involves installing and extracting piling elements like steel profiles and reinforced concrete piles. Methods include impact driving with hydraulic hammers and vibrating, which is suitable for built-up areas due to low noise and vibration levels.
Slurry Wall Installation
Slurry walls are deep wall structures made of concrete or binding agents, used for static or sealing functions. Installation involves mechanical slurry wall grabs, hydromills, and hydraulic slurry wall grabs, each suited for different soil conditions and depths.
Soil Improvement
Soil improvement techniques enhance the natural properties of soil to meet construction requirements. Methods include dry soil mixing, deep compaction using vibro-flotation and vibro-replacement, wet soil mixing, cutter soil mixing, and impact compaction.
LB Series Drilling Rigs
The LB series drilling rigs are versatile, suitable for various applications, and equipped with features like strong torsion-free leaders, high stability, robust steel structures, and efficient drive systems. They support multiple drilling methods and can be configured with additional equipment for large diameter piles.
Attachments and Drilling Tools
The LB series can be fitted with various attachments like casing oscillators, rotary drives, and double rotary drives. Drilling tools are available for different soil types and include augers, buckets, core barrels, and special tools for Kelly drilling and continuous flight auger drilling.
LRB Series
Models include LRB 355, LRB 355 XL, LRB 16, and LRB 18, each with specific weight, torque, pile length, and engine specifications. They are suitable for various drilling applications, including full displacement tools and operations with hydraulic hammers or vibrators. Innovative features include a rigid leader design, parallel kinematics, robust undercarriage, auxiliary winch, and modular leader top for flexible applications.
LRH Series
Models include LRH 100 and LRH 600, designed for heavy piling work with large radii and inclinations. Features include flexible leader kinematics, easy assembly, vertical travel, and rotation device for maximum torque transmission. Attachments include rotary drives, hydraulic hammers, and pre-drill attachments for various piling and drilling tasks.
HS Series
Duty cycle crawler cranes with lifting capacities between 70 and 300 tonnes, suitable for deep foundation work and material handling. Applications include casing oscillators, slurry wall grabs, hydromills, and tamper weights for dynamic soil compaction.
Conclusion
Liebherr offers a range of versatile and efficient machines for deep foundation work, characterized by their robust design, innovative features, and adaptability to various construction tasks.
Digitization on the Construction Site
Liebherr is focused on optimizing construction site processes through digital networking, offering IT solutions like Crane Planner 2.0, LiSIM® Simulators, LIPOS®, LiDAT®, and PDE®/PDR2 to support construction site operations.
Customer Service and Application Technology
Liebherr aims to maintain equipment performance and assist customers in maximizing machine benefits through technical services, practical advice, and a global service network. Service solutions include advice and support, a global service network, preventive measures, application technology, and original spare parts.
Optimization on the Jobsite
Programs like the Reman Program and Retrofits offer component reconditioning and retrofit packages to improve machine economy and extend service life. Technical support provides reliable advice and support worldwide to ensure machine efficiency and availability.
Company Overview
The Liebherr Group is a leading construction equipment manufacturer with a wide product range, including domestic appliances, aerospace, and maritime cranes. Founded in 1949, it has grown to over 130 companies with more than 41,000 employees globally. The company is family-owned, with headquarters in Switzerland.
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Solutions for Deep Foundation Work

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04 Solutions for Deep Foundation Work Drilling Methods Pile Driving Methods Slurry Wall Installation Soil Improvement 12 Drilling Rigs LB Series Characteristics Attachments Drilling Tools 18 Piling and Drilling Rigs LRB Series Characteristics Attachments

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24 Piling Rigs LRH Series Characteristics Swinging Leader Attachments Duty Cycle Crawler Cranes HS Series Characteristics Attachments Features Transportation and Set-up Control and Assistance Systems Operator Comfort Fuel Costs Matter IT Solutions Customer Service and Application Technology

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Solutions for Deep Foundation Work Drilling Methods Deep foundation machines from Liebherr can be applied for all common drilling methods. These include Kelly drilling, continuous flight auger drilling, full displacement drilling, double rotary drilling, down-the-hole drilling and drilling with a bored pile grab. The appropriate method is chosen in accordance with the prevalent soil conditions or depending on the required depth and/or diameter of the drilled hole. Kelly Drilling As the most common drilling method, Kelly drilling is suitable for almost all types of soil and rock. Relatively short...

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Double Rotary Drilling For this method the casing and auger (inside the casing) are simultaneously inserted and subsequently extracted. It is used for the production of cast-in-place piles and for pre-drilling. Down-the-Hole Drilling DTH drilling involves a hammer that is activated through compressed air and driven into the ground simultaneously rotating and impacting. A flushing current conveys the loosened drill cuttings to the surface. This method is mainly applied for rock and/or for penetrating large boulders. Drilling with Bored Pile Grab This common drilling method loosens the soil either...

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Pile Driving Methods With pile driving, so-called piling elements are installed in the ground and extracted again. Common piling elements include steel profiles and piles made of reinforced concrete or timber. Nowadays, mainly sheet pile walls for supporting or securing purposes as well as foundation piles or cut-off walls are produced using the various pile driving methods. The erection of quay facilities in port construction presents difficult conditions and requires particularly heavy piling work with long piling elements. For this purpose, mainly powerful duty cycle crawler cranes with lattice...

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Vibrating The noise and vibration levels of this method are especially low, which makes vibrating particularly suitable for work in heavily built-up areas. Thereby the piling element is set into harmonious oscillation. Thanks to the weight of the vibrator and pushing with the help of the crowd system, the piling element can be installed in the ground. Solutions for Deep Foundation Work

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Slurry Wall Installation Slurry walls are wall structures, which are installed deep into the ground and made of concrete, reinforced concrete or binding agents. They have a static or sealing function. For their production, trenches are modularly excavated and support fluid, usually bentonite suspension, prevents the soil around the trenches from caving in. In the single phase method a self-hardening suspension remains in the trench. In the twophase method the support fluid is pumped out of the trench and replaced, for example by concrete, after the final depth has been reached. In the combined method,...

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Hydraulic Slurry Wall Grabs Hydraulic grabs are opened and closed via hydraulic cylinders, which facilitate extremely high closing forces. They can additionally be fitted with flexible guiding strips on the grab frame which allow to align the grab within the trench. Hydromills Slurry wall hydromills are suitable for great depths and particularly when very hard soil conditions prevail. In the process the soil is loosened and crushed by a cutter head on the lower end of the guide frame. The loosened material is continuously pumped to the surface in the support fluid. Solutions for Deep Foundation...

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Soil Improvement This process involves the stabilization of the soil on the jobsite through treatment and/or the addition of other materials. A number of methods are available for this purpose. Soil improvement means changing the natural properties of the soil with a view to meeting the constructional requirements of the jobsite. The natural load-bearing capacity of the ground to support construction loads is enhanced and/ or the compressibility (settlement) of the ground is reduced. Soil improvement allows for the installation of several different products. These include various types of columns,...

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Wet Soil Mixing For wet soil mixing the mixing tools rotate around the vertical axis of the mixing shaft. The tools break up the soil matrix and mix the suspension with the soil. The binding agents used are cement types mixed to a suspension by adding water. Cutter Soil Mixing This method involves rotating drums that break up the soil structure. Simultaneously a self-hardening binding agent suspension is added. The drums of the mixing tool rotate around the horizontal axis so producing soil mixing elements with a rectangular cross-section. Impact Compaction A heavy tamper weight is dropped from...

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Drilling Rigs LB Series Multiple Applications The drilling rigs of the LB series are suitable for a wide range of applications in the deep foundation industry. In addition to the popular Kelly drilling method, they are also commonly applied for tasks using a continuous flight auger, full displacement tools, and a double rotary head. Down-the-hole drilling is an exceptionally popular method when working in hard soils or rock. Solutions for Deep Foundation Work

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Successful on the Market Since 2007 Flexible Application on the Jobsite Liebherr presented its first drilling rig, namely the LB 28-320, at the Bauma 2007. Today, the LB series consists of six models with torques between 180 and 510 kNm. Depending on the application, drilling depths down to 95 metres and drilling diameters up to 3,000 millimetres are possible. The drilling rigs from Liebherr are available in different configurations and are highly flexible in their application according to the prevailing soil conditions. Additional equipment is available as an option for drilled piles with very...

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