The SMW-System Pisde Nene Mixing set-nardering slury insta wth native soll (SMW) is a cost-effective technique forthe construction of walls for groundwater control (cutoft walls), walls for excavation support (otaining walls) as well as for ground improvern For watls with shallow depths (ypically 8 t 15 m) the Bauer Sol Mixing Wall Method (SMW) has been developed. The sols loosened and immedtateiy mixed witha selthardening suspen sion by three adjacent sighty overap- ping augers and miving paddles. ‘By loosening, conveying and mixing of the sol, minimum ftion between rods and mixed col is ensured. Therefore, is possible to construct wals effectively rigs with medium power supply. [At the same time a very homogeneous sol-cement madura can be ensured in order io achieve a good quality of the ral Main advantages of the method are: + Small to medium size rigs ean be used + The in-situ sol is used as a com stucton materia! + Very tle generation of spol (im- portant factor in contaminated areas) ‘+ No vibeations induced during eon: stuction (SMW can be used in immeciate vicinity to buildings) “BAUER Maschinen GmbH. 2012Construction sequence Step 1 Stop 2: Step 3: Step 4: Step 5: Excavation ofa guide trench fr collecting surplus slur (trench with corresponding to ciamater of mixing ‘ool, depth approx. 50.cm) and align mixing too with centreline of wall. iil mixing to! into the ground in a continuous oporation and concurrent inject sel-nardening slury. Tho ‘wo outer mixing paddles are rotated in opposite direction. The rate of penetration of the mixing too! and the volume of slurry delivered by the pump are controled in such a way that no surplus slurry appears on the sut= face. ‘Alter reaching the predetermined design depth, the mixing lool is withdrawn whist the mixing paddles contin. Le fo be rotated. The volume of slurry injected during the withdrawal phase is equal lo the displacement vol. lume ofthe mixing too During the construction of @ continuous wall, individual wall panels ae installed in an alternating sequence of primary and seconcary panels, Reinforcing elements required fr structural purposes can be inserted into the completed soll mixing wal. 4) Insertion of sheet pile wall elements or ste! stanchion into the not uly herdened wall. The spacing be- ‘ween individual stanchions fs dependent on the characteristic srength ofthe hardened wall (arching effect) {and the intensity of statc loading. ') Aterative: stallion of cast-n-st bored ples inthe hardened wall. The spacing between individual ples 's dependent on the characteristic strength ofthe hardened wall (arching effect, Sequence of wall construction aronn | Sonn somm- ‘A continuous wal is formed ina series of mae Pring Pande Penaty mac! Pome) yeriaping primary and secondary panels. (verouting into fresh adjacent panels is ‘called fresh-in-resh method. ‘The width ofthe secondary SMW panels "600 wer 100mm results from the width ofthe used mixing 10 “00m ne. Sekar /Seconary Senda /Secandery Frage Onn072 3 “BAUER Maschinen GmbH, 2012