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  1. フルサト工業 Osaka//Building materials, supplies and fixtures 建材開発部
  2. スワロー工業 Niigata//Building materials, supplies and fixtures
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  1. Solar Mounting System D-SWAT SAMURAI Replacement Method スワロー工業
  2. Dye Q reinforcement method *Repairs for missing areas and anti-corrosion processing are also available!
  3. Corner steel pipe column on-site no-welding joint method 'Column Coupler' フルサト工業 建材開発部
  4. 4 Rapid-curing polyurethane spray waterproofing method "Rim Spray"
  5. 5 Heat Exchange Tube Sealing Method "Mechanical Plug - Pop-A-Plug"

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Coating method "Arc pattern sulfurized smoked surface treatment coating"

Coating method "Arc pattern sulfurized smoked surface treatment coating"

Technology for copper alloy (such as brass) products applied to steel. High-quality coatings for deep and sophisticated designs.

The "Arc Pattern Sulfide Smoke Surface Treatment Coating" is a surface treatment technology that forms a copper alloy coating on steel and SUS products using a painting method, and applies a "sulfide smoke" surface treatment with an arc pattern on that surface. It solves the challenging issue of mechanical polishing and expresses "sulfide smoke" on steel (general-purpose material) products, further enhancing it with an arc pattern to create a rich color. Experience the craftsmanship refined by traditional and new technologies. 【Features】 ○ Applicable to steel and SUS products ○ Low cost ○ Practicalized through mechanical polishing ○ Expresses rich colors ○ Dry method For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Water jet fishing processing method

Water jet fishing processing method

It has been designated as a technology to promote the utilization of NETIS (CB-180013-VE). Please make use of it.

The "Water Jet Chipping Method" is a technique registered with NETIS that performs chipping work on concrete slabs using ultra-high-pressure water. In traditional chipping work, it was common to endure the reaction force of the ultra-high-pressure water held manually, facing the dangers of concrete debris and water splashes. Additionally, the quality of construction varied depending on the skill level of the workers. This method improves safety and quality by automatically holding and controlling the dangerous ultra-high-pressure water with an automated device, allowing for stable and uniform spraying at the construction site. 【Features】 ■ NETIS Registration Number: CB-180013-VE ■ Capable of pinpoint chipping of weak areas ■ Ensures a wide adhesion area due to the unevenness caused by water impact, providing strong bonding strength during concrete reinstallation ■ Achieves continuous and efficient work tailored to the construction site, from narrow areas to wide ranges *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Vibration Control in Precision Machining Factory

[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Vibration Control in Precision Machining Factory

Designed and constructed WIB work directly beneath the newly built factory! A case where the environment became suitable for the normal operation of precision machining equipment.

At Maetani Architectural Office located in Osaka Prefecture, vibrations from demolition and transportation activities by a nearby metal recycling company were affecting the operation of precision machining equipment. Therefore, during the expansion of the factory, the 'WIB method' was adopted as a vibration countermeasure, and a design targeting micro-vibrations was implemented. An investigation into the vibration impact on the existing factory's precision machining equipment was conducted, and based on this data, the new factory was designed and constructed directly beneath the site. As a result, resonant vibrations in the range of 10 to 16 Hz were reduced by 6 to 14 dB (to 1/5 to 1/2 of the original vibrations), creating an environment suitable for the normal operation of precision machining equipment. 【Case Summary】 ■ Construction Location: Osaka Prefecture ■ Client: Maetani Architectural Office Co., Ltd. ■ Vibration Source: Demolition work vibrations ■ Preservation Target: Precision machining factory ■ Countermeasure Method: Plate-type WIB (honeycomb cell type) ■ Construction Position: Directly beneath the receiving side *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Road Traffic Vibration Countermeasures for Medical Facilities

[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Road Traffic Vibration Countermeasures for Medical Facilities

Achieved a reduction of excellent vibrations by 6 to 10 dB, meeting the vibration reduction target! Construction example of plate-type WIB (honeycomb cell type).

At Mitsui Home in Chiba Prefecture, there were concerns about the impact of vibrations on work within a medical facility being constructed along a road frequently used by large vehicles. Therefore, the 'WIB method' was implemented directly beneath the medical facility and the adjacent pharmacy. Based on evaluation criteria for micro-vibrations targeting precision equipment, a vibration reduction goal was set. As a result, dominant vibrations in the range of 10 to 20 Hz were reduced by 6 to 10 dB, achieving the vibration reduction target. 【Case Summary】 ■ Location: Chiba Prefecture ■ Client: Mitsui Home Co., Ltd. ■ Vibration Source: Road traffic vibrations ■ Preservation Target: Medical facility ■ Countermeasure: Plate-type WIB method (honeycomb cell type) ■ Installation Position: Directly beneath the receiving side *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Vibration Control Measures at Construction Sites

[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Vibration Control Measures at Construction Sites

Compare the vibration levels of areas without countermeasures and areas with WIB countermeasures! Confirmed a reduction of 6dB or more in both horizontal and vertical directions.

At Daiho Construction in Fukushima Prefecture, there were concerns about the impact of construction vibrations from the government office building on surrounding residences. In response, the "WIB method" was implemented around the government office building. After the measures were taken, vibration measurements were conducted to investigate the impact of construction work on the surrounding area. A comparison of vibration levels between untreated areas and those treated with the WIB method showed a reduction of over 6dB in both horizontal and vertical directions. The vibrations were halved. 【Case Summary】 ■ Location: Fukushima Prefecture ■ Client: Daiho Construction Co., Ltd. ■ Vibration Source: Construction work vibrations ■ Preservation Target: Residences around the government office building ■ Countermeasure: Wall-type WIB method (folding screen type) ■ Installation Position: Vibration propagation path *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Vibration Control in Steelmaking Facilities

[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Vibration Control in Steelmaking Facilities

In the reconstruction of the cafeteria building, measures were implemented directly beneath the structure! A case was confirmed where vibration reduction of 8 to 11 dB was achieved.

At Ishiguro Construction in Toyama Prefecture, road traffic vibrations from the surrounding roads of the steel manufacturing facility and operational vibrations from the truck scale within the facility were propagating to the cafeteria building on the same site, resulting in vibration issues. Therefore, during the reconstruction of the cafeteria building, the 'WIB method' was implemented directly beneath the building. After conducting vibration measurements before and after the countermeasures, it was confirmed that vertical vibrations within the cafeteria building were reduced by 8 to 11 dB. [Case Summary] ■ Location: Toyama Prefecture ■ Client: Ishiguro Construction Co., Ltd. ■ Vibration Sources: Road traffic vibrations, operational vibrations within the facility ■ Protected Target: Cafeteria building within the steel manufacturing facility ■ Countermeasure Method: Plate-type WIB (honeycomb cell type) ■ Installation Position: Directly beneath the receiving side *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Contributing to vibration, liquefaction, and differential settlement measures! WIB method [Helpful materials provided]

Contributing to vibration, liquefaction, and differential settlement measures! WIB method [Helpful materials provided]

Can be used for residential areas, facilities, and roads! Enhances the bearing capacity of soft ground and prevents building settlement and liquefaction.

The "WIB method" is a ground vibration mitigation technique that constructs a rigid plate-like or wall-like cellular structure (WIB structure) at the required depth underground using ground improvement piles. This method reduces environmental vibrations from road traffic, railways, construction work, factories, events, and seismic forces on structures during earthquakes. It consists of a replacement soil (isolation layer) that suppresses and blocks the propagation of ground vibration waves, and a cellular structure (damping layer) that absorbs and blocks vibrations. The sum of the isolation and damping effects achieves the vibration reduction target. Additionally, it simultaneously exhibits the effects of "vibration mitigation" (improving vibration environments and reducing seismic motion), "liquefaction countermeasures," and "uneven settlement countermeasures," thereby keeping the overall ground improvement costs low. 【Features】 - Usable for residential buildings, facilities, and roads - Reduces seismic forces on structures during earthquakes - Enhances the bearing capacity of soft ground, preventing building settlement and liquefaction - Keeps overall ground improvement costs low *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Traffic Vibration Mitigation for Existing Roads

[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Traffic Vibration Mitigation for Existing Roads

The vibration level Lmax confirmed an average reduction of 7dB and a maximum of 13dB! Comfort has been improved!

In Kanagawa Prefecture, traffic vibrations caused by large vehicles passing through the roads have been affecting the living environment along the routes, leading to complaints from residents. As a response, road improvement work was carried out, and the 'WIB method' was implemented directly beneath the road. Vibration measurements were conducted before and after the countermeasures. When comparing the vibrations at the boundary between public and private properties of four residential buildings along the road before and after the measures, an average reduction of 7 dB and a maximum reduction of 13 dB in the vertical vibration level Lmax were confirmed, resulting in improved livability. [Case Summary] ■ Location: Kanagawa Prefecture ■ Vibration Source: Road traffic vibrations ■ Conservation Target: Several residential buildings along the road ■ Countermeasure Work: Plate-type WIB method (honeycomb cell type) ■ Installation Position: Directly beneath the vibration source *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Road Traffic Vibration Mitigation for Detached Houses Near a Logistics Center

[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Road Traffic Vibration Mitigation for Detached Houses Near a Logistics Center

The results showed a damping effect that exceeded expectations! It has become a foundation that can be comfortably and safely lived on in the future!

The detached houses in Okayama Prefecture are close to a logistics center, and the front road sees a large number of heavy vehicles passing frequently 24 hours a day, raising concerns that these traffic vibrations could affect the living environment of the newly built houses. The 'WIB method' was implemented directly beneath the detached houses. This achieved an average vibration reduction of 5 dB (about 55% of the original vibration), resulting in a vibration reduction effect that exceeded expectations within a limited budget. Additionally, the front road is planned to be widened in the future, and its impact has been considered from this stage, ensuring that the ground will remain comfortable and safe for living in the future. [Case Overview] ■ Location: Okayama Prefecture ■ Client: Sanyu Soil Engineering Co., Ltd. ■ Vibration Source: Road traffic vibrations ■ Preservation Target: Detached houses near the logistics center ■ Countermeasure: Plate-type WIB method (honeycomb cell type) ■ Installation Position: Directly beneath the receiving side *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Railway Vibration Countermeasures for Residential Areas Along Railways H29.2-3

[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Railway Vibration Countermeasures for Residential Areas Along Railways H29.2-3

Keep the vibration level below 60dB! To ensure greater vibration reduction, measures will be implemented directly beneath the unused land!

Some plots in a residential development area in Saitama Prefecture face a railway, raising concerns about the impact on the living environment after the construction of houses. Therefore, the "WIB method" was implemented directly beneath the houses. Additionally, to ensure greater vibration reduction, countermeasures were also implemented directly beneath the unused land. Vibration measurements were conducted before and after the countermeasures, resulting in a reduction of dominant vibrations in the 10-20Hz range by 10-14dB (to 1/5 to 1/3 of the original vibrations), keeping the vibration level below 60dB. [Case Overview] ■ Location: Saitama Prefecture ■ Client: House manufacturer ■ Vibration source: Railway vibrations ■ Preservation target: Residential buildings along the railway (a total of 4 buildings + unused land) ■ Countermeasure works: Plate-type WIB method (directly beneath the houses) and wall-type WIB method (directly beneath the unused land) honeycomb cell type ■ Construction position: Directly beneath the receiving side (beneath the houses) and along the propagation path (beneath the unused land) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Railway Vibration Mitigation in Residential Development

[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Railway Vibration Mitigation in Residential Development

Evaluate the vibration levels for each type of train! Confirmed an average reduction of 6dB in the horizontal direction and 5dB in the vertical direction!

Vibrations from trains passing near the residential development site in Kanagawa Prefecture (currently Fujisawa SST) raised concerns about their impact on the living environment after the construction of homes. In response, the 'WIB method' was implemented directly beneath each residence. Vibration measurements on the ground were conducted before and after the countermeasures. When evaluating the vibration levels for each type of train, an average reduction of 6 dB in the horizontal direction and 5 dB in the vertical direction was confirmed. [Case Overview] ■ Construction Location: Kanagawa Prefecture ■ Client: Ando & Associates Co., Ltd. ■ Vibration Source: Railway vibrations ■ Preservation Target: Residential buildings along the railway (total of 11 buildings) ■ Countermeasure Work: Plate-type WIB method (honeycomb cell type) ■ Construction Position: Directly beneath the receiving side *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Railway Vibration Mitigation for Residential Areas Along Railways, July 2014, Tokyo

[WIB Construction Method Case Study] Railway Vibration Mitigation for Residential Areas Along Railways, July 2014, Tokyo

Confirmed a reduction of 4 to 5 dB! A case where countermeasures were implemented directly beneath a house during its reconstruction!

In residential areas of Tokyo, vertical vibrations caused by passing trains were affecting the living environment. Therefore, during the reconstruction of the housing, the 'WIB method' was implemented directly beneath the residences. Vibration measurements on the ground were conducted before and after the countermeasures. As a result, a reduction of 4 to 5 dB in vibration was confirmed. 【Case Summary】 ■ Location: Tokyo ■ Client: Mitsui Home Co., Ltd. ■ Vibration Source: Railway vibrations ■ Preservation Target: Houses along the railway ■ Countermeasure Method: Plate-type WIB (honeycomb cell type) ■ Installation Position: Directly beneath the receiving side *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Resin column formation pinning method "FS Column Method"

Resin column formation pinning method "FS Column Method"

Supports all types of stone paving (dry, dango, wet color)! Even in a 50mm space, a resin column can be formed.

The "FS Column Construction Method" is a resin column formation pinning method that accommodates all types of stone paving (dry, dango, wet color) construction. It allows for resin injection into voids using a movable injection nozzle, enabling the formation of resin columns even in spaces as small as 50mm. By using large neck pins, it ensures fixed strength, and since the stone slabs and the structure are integrated with resin, it exhibits excellent seismic resistance. 【Features】 ■ Compatible with all types of stone paving (dry, dango, wet color) construction ■ Capable of forming resin columns even in spaces as small as 50mm ■ Fixed strength is ensured by using large neck pins ■ Excellent seismic resistance due to the integration of stone slabs and the structure with resin ■ All-thread pins do not rust due to resin coating *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Carbon Fiber Structural Reinforcement Method "CABOCON Method"

Carbon Fiber Structural Reinforcement Method "CABOCON Method"

Reinforcement of concrete and steel structures is possible! Transportation and installation can be carried out by a small number of people, reducing implementation costs.

The "CABOCON method" is a reinforcement and repair technology that uses "carbon fiber," a material familiar in space-related applications, aircraft structural materials, and golf clubs. Carbon fiber has approximately ten times the tensile strength of steel, while its mass is about 1/40 that of steel (at the same strength ratio), making it extremely lightweight. It provides excellent reinforcement effects for concrete structures and steel structures in highways and buildings. 【Features】 ■ The strength of steel combined with the lightness of fiber ■ Projects that would take two months with conventional methods can be completed in about one week ■ No concerns about corrosion due to the use of carbon fiber materials ■ Transportation and installation can be done by a small number of people, reducing implementation costs ■ Flexible *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Hat Ring Method for Suppressing Manhole Uplift during Earthquakes

Hat Ring Method for Suppressing Manhole Uplift during Earthquakes

Always non-weighted construction method! Since no special construction is performed, it can be done easily and in a short time. [Looking for sales partners]

The "Hattling Method" involves installing buoyancy suppression blocks at a standard depth of 1.0m, utilizing the weight of the blocks and the weight of the backfill soil (crushed stone) on top of the blocks to suppress the uplift of manholes only when liquefaction occurs. This method can be applied not only to existing manholes in urban areas, which are significantly affected by uplift, but also to newly installed manholes. It can be constructed easily and at a low cost without affecting the manhole itself. 【Features】 ■ Can be installed on both existing and new manholes ■ Does not affect the manhole ■ No increase in inertial forces due to seismic motion ■ Can be constructed easily and in a short time *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us. 【Looking for Sales Partners】 We will sell your products! Can we support you in expanding your sales channels?

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