FAQ
The Silent Piler method involves inserting steel sheet piles into the ground using a hydraulic press-fitting and extraction techniques.
Here’s how it works: existing piles are first pressed into the ground. The hydraulic static load generated from the extraction resistance is then utilised as a reactive force to press in the next set of piles.
This method ensures efficient and precise installation of piles, minimising noise and vibration, making it ideal for various construction projects.
Yes, silent piling is considered safe for construction projects. The method significantly reduces noise and vibration, making it suitable for environmentally sensitive areas and urban locations where traditional piling methods might cause disturbances.
These techniques are designed to prioritise safety, ensuring minimal impact on surrounding structures and communities while maintaining the integrity of the construction project.
It’s challenging to provide an exact decibel measurement without specific context, vibration free piling is engineered to be much quieter than conventional methods, making it suitable for use in noise-sensitive areas such as urban environments, residential neighbourhoods, and places close to existing structures.