Chain-blade type trench cutting re-mixing deep wall machine

Trench remixing machine is a special equipment for digging deep trenches or deep walls in construction projects, and mixing soil or rock formations in the process. These machines are often used to build underground structures such as tunnels, basements, or deep foundations.

The process involves using a cutting wheel or roller attached to a machine, which is lowered into the ground and rotated to cut through soil or rock formations. As the machine advances, it simultaneously mixes the excavated material with a binder or stabilizer, such as cement or bentonite, to improve its stability and strength.

Deep wall cutting and remixers are usually equipped with advanced technology and control systems to ensure precise cutting and mixing operations. They may also have other functions, such as soil conditioning or stabilization systems, grouting capabilities, or monitoring sensors to track the progress and quality of excavation.

These machines have several advantages over traditional excavation methods, such as reduced noise and vibration levels, improved safety, and faster construction times. They are particularly useful in urban areas or projects with limited space, where traditional excavation techniques may not be feasible.