Soilmec S.p.a.

Marco Pedrelli

Davide Trevisani

Ezio Biserna

Jasmin Curic

Stefano Trevisani

Giovanni Casadei

Disclosed a device for digging diaphragms, including a framework and a half-shell support body, fixed in the lower part of the framework, which supports a first pair of half-shells moved to open and close by a first actuation system. The device also has a reservoir operatively connected to the first pair of half-shells to contain the soil dug by half-shells. The reservoir is normally positioned between the framework and the half-shells and has a volume configured to contain an amount of soil corresponding to the amount of soil dug by such half-shells during a single operating cycle of the device. The device can also include separation means actuated for isolating the soil contained in the reservoir.

Device for digging diaphragms

Described herein is a bit () for excavation and compaction equipment () for erecting piles, the bit () being provided with a central body (), an excavation screw () fixed to the central body (), and a dislocating element () for compaction of the walls of the excavation, a retention device () that can be selectively re-closed being associated to the central body () for preventing fall of debris beyond a leading edge () of the screw () during extraction of the bit (), and the dislocating element () being mounted on a fixed portion () of the retention device (), and presenting a radial development, which decreases with respect to a rotation of excavation of the excavation screw () for compaction of the walls () of the excavation () during extraction of the bit ().

Bit for excavation and compaction equipment for erecting piles, and excavation equipment provided with said bit

Boring unit for pile foundations presenting a tracked vehicle facing the mouth of a hole, a mast ( ) which is supported by the tracked vehicle, a rotary table ( ) which is slidingly mounted along the mast ( ), and at least one excavation element ( ) which is connected to the table ( ) and which presents a boring tool ( ) at its own lower end. The boring unit may also include a handling device ( ) which provides for moving the excavation element ( ) and for moving further auxiliary excavation elements ( ) and which is also provided with a head ( ) mounted on a top end of the mast ( ) that is equipped with a hoist ( ) and a central cable ( ) which can be alternatively connected to the excavation element ( ) via a drive unit ( ) which is suitable for co-operating with the hoist ( ) in order to rapidly move the auxiliary excavation elements.

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Marco Pedrelli