GEOTECHNICAL SYSTEM AND CONSTRUCTION
GEOTECHNICAL SYSTEM AND CONSTRUCTION
Geotechnical anchors represent a special element in the group of geotechnical constructions that strengthen the natural terrain behind the soil profile or protective structure in a special way. Anchors transfer the tensile force from the structure to the ground. The shear strength of the surrounding soil is used to transmit the tensile force.
Anchors are relatively thin but long iron rods, or to put it in a different way, they are connected long bundles of steel wires, which are installed and secured in various ways in wells of smaller diameter. In each individual case in practice, it is necessary to carry out an appropriate selection of geotechnical anchors based on carefully considered influencing factors.
Today, the most important prestressed anchors are the ones with linear force transmission from the anchorage to the ground which also have a clearly defined anchor section. Such an anchor represents a geostatic element that is an integral part of the object-anchor-soil assembly, within which there are very complex states of stress and deformation.
Diorit offers rope anchors and rod anchors (SDA and Mikropilots).
Strand anchors consist of three main components: the anchor head, the steel tendon – divided into the binding part and the free length – and the injection body. The steel tendon is made of several 7-strand prestressed ropes.
Characteristics:
Available types:
In steel grades (see load tables):