Earthquake Disaster Countermeasures, Contaminated Water Treatment and Decontamination Technologies
First written in FY2016. 7 of 8 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2018. Latest entry: FY2026.
2 other companies' latest entry also says "Advanced".
- FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「The Company developed E3SKY, an expansion seismic damping technology that simultaneously improves the functionality and seismic resistance of existing buildings, and applied it to the expansion and seismic-damping renovation of the main building of its Technical Research Institute in Chofu, Tokyo.」
The Company developed E3SKY, which uses an extension to an existing building as a seismic damping device, and applied it for the first time to renovation work at the main building of its Technical Research Institute. Technology combining improved seismic resistance with extended building life has progressed to the stage of implementation in an actual project. - FY2024AdvancedAnnual report
「The Company developed KaCLASS, a controlled-layer seismic damping structure that substantially reduces the overall shaking of high-rise buildings caused by long-period ground motion associated with major earthquakes, compared with conventional seismic-resistant and seismic-control structures. It was first introduced at Geo Tower Osaka Juso, a high-rise tower residence in Yodogawa-ku, Osaka, developed by Hankyu Hanshin Properties Corporation.」
The Company developed a controlled-layer seismic damping structure for major earthquakes and introduced it for the first time in a high-rise tower residence. Disaster prevention and mitigation technology has progressed from the R&D stage to implementation in actual projects. - FY2023AdvancedAnnual report
「In response to increasingly severe and frequent water-related disasters in recent years, the Company developed a system to provide total engineering services supporting corporate BCPs based on assumed water-related disasters, and began providing the service.」
For water-related disasters, the Company began providing services comprising risk assessment, countermeasure planning, countermeasure construction and operational support. This represents concrete progress in deploying disaster prevention and mitigation technologies as customer services. - FY2021AdvancedAnnual report
「The Company developed a road bridge deck renewal method using ultra-high-performance fiber-reinforced cementitious composite (UHPFRC). It also developed a high-precision real-time monitoring system using optical fiber and applied it to caisson sinking work.」
In infrastructure renewal and maintenance, the Company developed a road bridge deck renewal method using UHPFRC, as well as an optical-fiber-based real-time monitoring system for structural strain, and applied the latter system. - FY2020AdvancedAnnual report
「Applying this system makes it possible to perform in parallel the removal of the existing deck, chipping work to remove rust from the top flanges of steel girders, elevation adjustment work and installation of the new deck. Compared with standard construction methods, the deck replacement process can be shortened to approximately one-third. The application of newly developed lightweight deck removal and installation machines also minimizes the area subject to traffic restrictions and ensures a high level of safety for nearby traffic and surrounding facilities.」
In infrastructure renewal and disaster prevention, the Company developed a smart deck replacement system that demonstrated the ability to shorten the deck replacement process to approximately one-third. The system also minimizes the area subject to traffic restrictions and ensures safety through the use of lightweight machinery. - FY2019AdvancedAnnual report
「As one measure for utilizing existing piles in building structures, the Company developed a method for reinforcing existing piles using the high-pressure jet grouting method. The method improves a building's seismic performance by injecting solidifying material into the ground around existing piles. Construction can be performed while leaving the superstructure in place, making it possible to carry out the work without disrupting facility users' activities.」
The Company developed a reinforcement method that uses existing piles to improve seismic performance while leaving the superstructure in place. The Company also disclosed plans for future demonstration tests and application to public buildings, production facilities and other structures. - FY2018AdvancedAnnual report
「To construct urban road tunnels and similar structures using the open-cut method, the Company developed the Super Ring construction method. It uses the benefits of precasting to reduce on-site work, while achieving substantial labor savings and shorter construction times at a cost comparable to conventional methods. Although its cost is equivalent to that of conventional cast-in-place concrete box culverts, the method reduces the number of on-site workers by approximately 90% and shortens the structural construction process by approximately 50%. The M-Tron technology, which purifies soil contaminated with heavy metals such as arsenic through on-site magnetic separation, was applied to earth-pressure and slurry shield tunneling work. Continuous purification of arsenic-contaminated excavated soil in slurry form was successfully achieved.」
In disaster prevention and productivity-related initiatives, the Company developed and applied a construction method that reduces the number of workers by approximately 90% and shortens the construction process by approximately 50%. In environmental and contamination control, it successfully achieved continuous on-site purification of soil contaminated with heavy metals. - FY2016First statedAnnual report
「Applying this material to the internal filling work made it possible to carry out placement work using existing facilities without creating new placement holes. This enabled the successful removal of approximately 10,000 tonnes of highly contaminated water that had accumulated in a seawater piping trench, while minimizing radiation exposure associated with the work.」
For contaminated water treatment at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, the Company reported the use of existing facilities and control of radiation exposure as the means of removing approximately 10,000 tonnes of contaminated water.