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Work has begun on a 44.96-meter-deep shaft in Shanghai – the deepest of its kind dug by machine in China. It is being bored by "Kaituo," a machine built in China. Kaituo uses undrained excavation and precise settlement control, allowing it to work safely in dense urban areas and improve drainage in the surrounding district.
Work has begun on a 44.96-meter-deep shaft in Shanghai – the deepest of its kind dug by machine in China. It is being bored by "Kaituo," a machine built in China. Kaituo uses undrained excavation and precise settlement control, allowing it to work safely in dense urban areas and improve drainage in the surrounding district.