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Diaphragm Walls
Circular Shaft refers to a deep, vertical, cylindrical excavation constructed to transfer structural loads safely to deeper, stronger soil or rock layers. It is usually large in diameter compared to normal piles and is commonly used for bridge piers, towers, heavy buildings, and marine structures. The circular shape provides uniform load distribution and better resistance to lateral pressure and ground collapse. Construction is done by drilling or excavating, followed by temporary support (like casing, slurry, or diaphragm walls), and then reinforcement and concreting. Bridge foundations and abutments Metro stations and lift pits Deep foundations in weak or waterlogged soil Marine and waterfront structures