Скачать или смотреть 🧱Is the building stable? First, ask if the foundation piles can withstand the stress.

Pile foundations are like the "feet" of a tall building, deeply embedded in the ground to support the entire structure. Why is high-strain testing necessary for them? The reason is simple – to prevent them from being "weak-footed" and unstable!

1. Simulating Future Pressure
A heavy hammer is used to strike the pile head, simulating the entire weight of the building that the pile foundation will bear for decades to come. If it can't pass this test, building the structure is like "walking on stilts"!

2. Uncovering Hidden Problems
Some pile foundations may look fine on the surface, but may have internal cracks, breaks, or layers of mud and sand (like osteoporosis). The testing equipment analyzes the hammer strike data to "see through" the health of the pile.

3. Saving Money and Lives
If the pile foundation is poorly constructed or built on soft soil, the building will settle and tilt after completion. Pre-testing is like "revising before an exam," spending a small amount of money to find problems is far better than the loss incurred if the building tilts and has to be demolished and rebuilt!

In short: This hammer strike produces data, and that data provides peace of mind.