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DRAINAGE OF SUB-SOIL WATER THROUGH VERTICAL DRAIN

 

Where applicable

After filling a low or marshy land the consolidation process is accelerated with the help of Vertical Drains by drainage of excess water.

It is also applied for quick consolidation of reclaimed areas from sea and other water bodies, where deep seated pore water creates problem for construction work

Why applied

Natural consolidation of a filled land is a long drawn process for construction of a super structure on it. The process of consolidation is quickened with the help of the drains. Instead of a few years consolidation may take place in a few months depending on the site condition and discharge capacity of the drains
 
Product specification
 

Product Code

Weight
(g/m)

Width
(mm)

Thickness
(mm)

Strength
(kN)

Discharge
Capacity at 50 kPa
(l/sec)

Pore size
AOS
(micron)

BGD 8/10

200 80/100 5 40/45 13.5 300


Packing : Rolls ( Max. 200m)

How to apply

One end of the drain is inserted into the soil up to the water level mechanically and the other end is cut leaving about 0.5 m above the ground level. The insertion is carried out at regular interval depending on the site condition. Extra load is also applied on the surface if necessary. The water under pressure rushes through the drain after filtration and comes to the surface

 
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