2. OVER VIEW
INTRODUCTION
APPLICATIONS
HISTORY OF SOIL NAILING
TYPES OF SOIL NAILIG
COMPONENTS OF A SOIL NAIL WALL
MATERIALS USED FOR SOIL NAILING
MACHINERIES USED
PROCEDURE OF SOIL NAILING
ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
CONCLUSION
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3. INTRODUCTION
Used to reinforce and strengthen existing ground.
Installing closely spaced bars into a slope or excavation.
It is an effective and economical method.
Act as a retaining wall for excavation support.
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6. APPLICATIONS
6Tunnel portals in steep slopes
Stabilization of Highway cut slope Stabilization of Railroad
Stabilization of steep slopes
7. HISTORY OF SOIL NAILING
New Austrian Tunneling Method in 1960.
underground tunnel in Europe in 1970.
modern form was in France in 1972.
The United States first used soil nailing in 1976.
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8. TYPES OF NAILS USED
Drilled and Grouted Soil Nail
Driven Soil Nails
Self Drilling Soil Nails
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13. Typical drilling equipment Grout Mixing Instrument
Shotcreting is done using a pipe
MACHINERIES USED
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14. PROCEDURE OF SOIL NAILING
Excavate small cut
Drill hole for nail
Install & grout nail
Place drainage strips, initial shotcrete layer & install
bearing plates
Repeat process to final grade
Place final facing on permanent walls
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19. ADVANTAGES
Shotcrete facing is less costly
Grouting only once is required, saving time and labor.
The technique is flexible, easily modified.
Less impact on nearby properties
Can be used for strengthening of either natural slope, natural or man-
made cut slopes
Allow excellent working space in front of the excavation face,
Rapid and uses less construction materials
Economical
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20. CONCLUSION
Soil nailing is a potential solution of landslide problems.
Economical and also applicable in seismic zones.
It can be used in wide soil types.
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