PROCESS FOR CONSTRUCTING A QUAY WALL FOR MARINE AND RIVER INSTALLATIONS AND QUAY WALL THUS PROVIDED

摘要

A first excavation is carried out transverse to the axis of the finished wall, said excavation having a width of approx. 1 metre which is substantially equal to the width of the bucket and a length of 3 metres, equal to the desired thickness of the finished wall. The first panel (1) of approximately parallelepipedal shape is cast in said first excavation, and then a second excavation is carried out which is identical to the previous one and parallel to it at a distance corresponding to approximately twice the width of said first excavation, the second panel (3) is cast in said second excavation, a third excavation for the panel (2) is carried out which is identical and parallel to the previous ones and which is located between the panel (1) and (3), the panel (2) is then cast in the third excavation and the process is repeated until the entire length of the wall has been filled with panels positioned transversely to the axis of the wall. Using this method, an embankment wall is produced which has a considerable thickness and is simple to construct compared to cement mix bulkheads which have a broken profile in plan view. IMAGE