Foundation Design

Foundation design is crucial for ensuring the safety and reliable performance of a structure. A poorly designed foundation can disrupt electrical transmission systems. To prevent foundation failures, designs must be tailored to the soil type and geological characteristics of the area. For regions along rivers, riverbanks, or midstream, pile foundations are often required.

Key aspects of our tower foundation design include: •Developing economical and soil compatible designs •Using materials that retain their strength over time •Conducting thorough geological and soil studies, accounting for factors like igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic rock formations, and varying soil compositions such as high organic content, sandy gravels, silty sand, or sandy peat. •Performing precise soil tests to determine the best foundation type, whether it be steel grillage, concrete spread footing, concrete auger, or caisson. •Conducting stability analysis to assess potential risks like overturning, stub uprooting, sliding, or tilting based on soil resistance properties.