Anchoring is widely used in tunnel for pre-support, slope, coast, mine, water conservancy projects, Building foundation, roadbed reinforcement and geological faulty treatment such as landslip, crack, and sink age, it’s irreplaceable in narrow construction environment.
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Self Drilling Hollow Bar Anchor System
Comprised of a hollow threaded bar attached with a drill bit that performs drilling. The hollow bar allows air and water to freely pass through during drilling to remove debris. Grout fills the hollow bar through pressure, completely covering the entire bolt.
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Coupler
The coupler joins hollow bars to extend the bolt length, allowing the anchor to be elongated based on site requirements.
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Plate and Nut
Installed according to specific design requirements to provide secure anchoring and load distribution.
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Drill Bit
A wide range of drill bits are available, selected based on specific ground and geological conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the primary applications of self-drilling anchor systems?
They are extensively used in tunneling for pre-support, slope stabilization, mining, building foundations, and roadbed reinforcement, especially in narrow or difficult geological environments.
How does the self-drilling mechanism work?
The system uses a hollow threaded bar with a drill bit. During drilling, the hollow center allows air or water to remove debris. Once the depth is reached, grout is pumped through the same hollow bar to secure the bolt.
Can the length of the anchor bar be adjusted?
Yes, by using dedicated couplers, multiple hollow bars can be joined together to achieve the required design length for deep anchoring needs.
What is the difference between S-R38 and E-R38 couplers?
The S-R38 series couplers feature a sealing structure, while the E-R38 series couplers are designed without a sealing structure, allowing for selection based on project grout requirements.
How do I choose the correct drill bit for my project?
Selection depends on ground conditions: Steel bits are generally used for loose or medium dense soil, while TC (Tungsten Carbide) bits are recommended for soft to medium rock formations.
What loads can the R38 series hollow bars withstand?
Depending on the specific model, the ultimate load ranges from 500kN to 550kN, with yield loads between 400kN and 430kN.