HOME ABOUT SERVICES PROJECTS SAFETY CONTACT EQUIPMENT SALES & RENTALS (210) 342-5261 Augercast Piles Augercast piles are installed by drilling with a hollow stem, initially plugged, continuously flighted auger to design depth.The plug is then ejected and a high strength sand-cement grout is pumped into the hole as the auger is slowly withdrawn. Dependant on the injection and withdrawal rates, the grout may displace the existing soils optimizing bearing properties. Limited reinforcing steel can be installed or vibrated down into the fresh grout once completed. The resulting grout column subsequently hardens and forms an augercast pile. Pile diameters of 12 to 18 inches are most common for augercast type piles, with the diameters up to about 36 inches possible. Augercast pile advantages include not requiring casing or slurry for their construction, speed of installation and cost. Augercast piles have the disadvantages of being constructed at smaller diameters and thus lesser capacities, and have limited reinforcement capabilities. CP Chem Flare Line Supports Exelon Generation Colorado Bend Expansion Gulf Coast Fractionators North American Growth Olefins Recover (NAG OR) Project Texas A&M Health Science Center Gross Anatomy Lab The Yards Parcel O Apartments UH Biomedical Building Whiting Refinery Flare Gas Recovery Related Projects for Augercast Piles CP Chem Flare Line Supports Exelon Generation Colorado Bend Expansion Gulf Coast Fractionators North American Growth Olefins Recover (NAG OR) Project Texas A&M Health Science Center Gross Anatomy Lab The Yards Parcel O Apartments UH Biomedical Building Whiting Refinery Flare Gas Recovery 9014 Green Road Converse, Texas 78109 General Inquiries: ahbeck@ahbeck.com Estimating Inquiries: estimating@ahbeck.com