Helical Pulldown piling is a technique for structuring a grout column around the shaft of a structural pile. The concrete column usually is 5 to 8 inches in diameter and the void is continuously filled with Cementous grout. A Helical Pulldown Micropile can provide a supplementary 50-100% capacity when compared to an un-grouted helical pier in the same soil conditions.
Helical Pulldown piling is a technique for structuring a grout column around the shaft of a structural pile. The concrete column usually is 5 to 8 inches in diameter and the void is continuously filled with Cementous grout. A Helical Pulldown Micropile can provide a supplementary 50-100% capacity when compared to an un-grouted helical pier in the same soil conditions.
Our Helical Pulldown piles increase lateral loading in poor soil conditions and add a frictional component to end-bearing capacities. They are applied to high-capacity foundations in soft soils, where support on a slender steel shaft is a potential problem.
“Helical Pulldown” is a registered trademark of the Chance/Hubbell Companies
Our Helical Pulldown piles increase lateral loading in poor soil conditions and add a frictional component to end-bearing capacities. They are applied to high-capacity foundations in soft soils, where support on a slender steel shaft is a potential problem.
“Helical Pulldown” is a registered trademark of the Chance/Hubbell Companies
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