Construction Technology for Mass Concrete Bearing Platforms in Deep Foundation Pits
Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 292–298 · Published 23 Mar 2026
10.9734/jerr/2026/v28i31838Abstract
This commentary proposes an optimized integrated construction technology system for the mass concrete bearing platform of cable-stayed bridge main piers in complex geological deep foundation pits, alongside targeted quality and safety control measures validated by on-site data. The technology effectively resolves hole collapse in silty fine sand and mass concrete crack control, realizing 100% concrete strength qualification and compliant structural integrity. Its core contribution is a reliable, adaptable technical solution for this engineering scenario, offering practical references for similar projects, and laying a foundation for relevant technological optimization while indicating the need for expanding technical adaptability in follow-up research and the application potential of intelligent construction technologies.
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