Gabion cages installation 3D animation explainer video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ม.ค. 2017
- 3D animation showing the installation process of Mainland Aggregates Ltd.'s gabion baskets to create a retaining wall.
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Whether gabion wall ,Only use it as compound wall or it can be used as front facade in house
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Great designing. Diego, how can I contact you for a small project?
Hi Arman, thank you! Please contact me through my website: www.cientoveinte.com.ar. Many thanks!
Hi . Got some very steep property & im trying to extend my parking area . Is it possible to possibly park a car on these without it caving in. Im planning on starting the wall about 20 feet beyond & approx 35 feet wide the steep slope of the hill then feeling in with stone . From that point back to the drop off its about 8 ft high .
Levelling each row then turning the basket to hopefully interlock till i get the right height . . Ground has very large rocks in it .
Hi Stuart, thank you for your message. For that information I suggest you contact Mainland Aggregates directly, as they are the experts in this field and will help you: www.mainlandaggregates.co.uk/contact
Which software have you used?
Hi Rafael, thank you for your comment. I used Unreal Engine for rendering, and several others like Shade 3D and Hitfilm for modeling and editing
I have a doubt, the purpose of geo textile membrane is to prevent soil from entering the baskets, what will happen if the soil enters the basket
Thank you Rohit for your comment! I think you might need to contact Mainland Aggregates directly for this specific question as they are the specialists in this matters!: www.mainlandaggregates.co.uk/quarried-aggregates/quarried-gabion-stone.html
If soil enters the basket it will discolour the stone when it rains and generally look a mess. Persistent rain may also wash soil through the baskets leaving a void behind which may cause collapse of the bank being supported.
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@@mainlandaggregatesltd7132 Pretty much there. The issue with wash away behind the wall is an issue whilst the discolouration is not a safety issue. The main reason gabions need geotextile and perforated drains behind them are to relieve pore water pressure building up behind the wall. If the voids in the gabion basket are clogged with fines then the free draining nature of the gabion is obsolete, and it may fail as a result. Hope this helps with the question
Moli sire informacije o Gabion ogradi. Koliko kosta jeli cijena po duznom metru. Molim da mi objasnite L. P.
Hi, I suggest contacting directly with Mainland Aggregates Ltd: mainlandaggregates.co.uk/ They were my customers for this 3D animation, and experts on gabion cages
What program is this
Hi Chris, I made this video using several different programs: Shade 3D for modelling, Unreal Engine for scenery and some animation, and Hitfilm to edit the final video with subs, music, etc.
What is the name of the piece you attach to the edge of the Gabion cage?
Hi, thank you for your comment. Not sure if you are refering to the parts at 0:29? The pieces of wire in a helicoidal shape? They are usually called Helicoil Springs, Helical connectors or Gabion Spirals. You can usually find them under those names.
They are indeed called helicoils. They are an alternative to standard tie wire and are generally used to increase installation speed.
what is duration of constructing a gabion wall ? example if I am having a 1802 meters, how many man will work and how long will be finished? if i have a size of 1mx0.5mx0.5m of wire mesh ,galfan type ,Thankyou for answering :)
and the height of the gabion wall will be 23meters
@@jovanydoniego4737 Hi Jovany, thank you for your message. For that information I suggest you contact Mainland Aggregates directly, as they are the experts in this and will help you: www.mainlandaggregates.co.uk/contact
@@diegopabonofficial Thankyou sir