SUPPORT FLUIDS
Support Fluids
Caporn Piling utilises support fluids (Polymer and Bentonite) to stabilise boreholes in loose or water-logged soils, ensuring safe and efficient pile construction without the need for temporary casing.
Support fluids, such as Polymer and Bentonite, provide temporary stabilisation in unstable ground conditions, preventing borehole collapse and seepage during pile installation. By exerting hydraulic pressure against the borehole walls, this method ensures structural integrity throughout construction.
Key Benefits:
Enables piling in loose, sandy, gravelly, or water-logged soils
Minimises the need for temporary casing
Ensures borehole stability throughout the process
Common Applications:
Deep foundation construction in challenging ground conditions
Large-diameter piling for infrastructure projects
Caporn Piling’s expertise in support fluid techniques ensures safe, efficient, and reliable foundation construction in complex soil environments.
The new Scone Bypass has removed around 500 heavy vehicles from the town centre of Scone and will improve traffic flow, travel times, and safety for all road users.
Caporn was delivered bored piles for three large bridges
Kelly Street South Loop ( 64.5 m long ) and consisted of three spans, each 21.5 m in length with central span crossing over Kelly Street.
Main Northern Railway Bridge (99.5 m long) and consisted of three spans, with the central span crossing the existing rail line.
Parson’s Gully Bridge (540m) consisting of twenty spans, each 27m in length.
SCOPE:
37 No. 1050mm permanently cased bored piles.
42 No. 1500mm permanently cased bored piles.
CSL testing
VALUE: $7m
EQUIPMENT:
2No. Bauer BG28
3No. Crawler Cranes 100 to 150tn
2No. ICE 58B vibratory hammer
Polymer plant
CLIENT:Daracon Group