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Technique

Self-Drilling Anchors

Self-Drilling Anchors (SDA) are a type of ground anchor used in geotechnical engineering to provide temporary or permanent support for excavations, retaining structures, and slope stabilization. They are installed by simultaneously drilling and grouting, allowing rapid installation in a wide range of soil and weak rock conditions.

Self-Drilling Anchors

technique

Self-Drilling Anchors (SDA) are a type of ground anchor used in geotechnical engineering to provide temporary or permanent support for excavations, retaining structures, and slope stabilization. They are installed by simultaneously drilling and grouting, allowing rapid installation in a wide range of soil and weak rock conditions.

Where this technique is applied

  • Retaining Structures
  • Excavation Support
  • Bridge and road works

Specialist equipment

Man-Cage baskets or suspended platforms;

Hydraulic rock drills;

Pneaumatic rock drills;

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