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On construction craft of bored pile

Sun Xiao-yua

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The paper explores the construction craft of the bored piles,introduces the preparation,the construction craft,and the procedure of the bored piles,and illustrates some treatment methods of some common problems,including the hole wall collapse,the hole inclination,and broken piles,so as to direct the practice and to ensure the construction quality of the bored piles.

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The paper explores the construction craft of the bored piles,introduces the preparation,the construction craft,and the procedure of the bored piles,and illustrates some treatment methods of some common problems,including the hole wall collapse,the hole inclination,and broken piles,so as to direct the practice and to ensure the construction quality of the bored piles.

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The paper explores the construction craft of the bored piles,introduces the preparation,the construction craft,and the procedure of the bored piles,and illustrates some treatment methods of some common problems,including the hole wall collapse,the hole inclination,and broken piles,so as to direct the practice and to ensure the construction quality of the bored piles.

Key concepts: Craft, Pile, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Civil engineering, Geotechnical engineering, Visual arts, Art

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