For piles with more than two lifting points, why should the orientation of the pile tips be determined based on the pile driving sequence when prefabricating on site?
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For piles with more than two lifting points, why should the orientation of the pile tips be determined based on the pile driving sequence when prefabricating on site?
The ground of the prefabricated site must be flat, compacted, and protected from water logging and subsidence. For piles with more than two lifting points, when prefabricating on site, the orientation of the pile tips must be determined according to the pile driving sequence, because when the piles are lifted into place, the pulley groups on the pile frame are divided into left and right. If the orientation of the pile tips is inappropriate, it is very difficult to temporarily turn around.
Because when the pile is lifted into place, the pulleys on the pile frame are divided into left and right sides. If the pile tip is not oriented appropriately, it will be very difficult to make a temporary U-turn.