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Special carrier-based hydromills na special kind of hydromill equipment wey dem design for deep foundation construction, specifically configured with mounted carriers wey dey integrate di hydromill head with dedicated mobilization and operational support systems. Dis units dey engineered to execute high-precision ground stabilization works for geotechnical engineering projects wey require controlled horizontal or near-vertical cuts into subsurface strata. For deep foundation engineering, special carrier-based hydromills dey function as precision excavation and ground treatment systems, serving as primary tools for constructing diaphragm walls, bentonite-supported cutoff curtains, secant pile alignments, and soil-cement mixing walls. Their carrier-mounted configuration dey provide enhanced maneuverability and operational control compared to conventional excavation equipment, enabling contractors to achieve di precise geometries and depth requirements wey modern deep foundation design standards dey demand. Dis systems dey particularly valuable for environmentally sensitive or space-constrained sites where traditional sheet piling or tremie concrete operations dey present logistical limitations. Di operational principle of special carrier-based hydromills dey combine rotary cutting with continuous slurry circulation. A rotating multi-tooth hydromill head, usually mounted on a rigid vertical mast wey dey secured to di carrier chassis, dey cut through soil and rock formations while bentonite slurry or polymer-stabilized circulation fluid dey support di borehole walls, prevent collapse, and suspend excavated material for transport to surface treatment plants. Depending on configuration, units fit operate in single-wall mode for straightforward cutoff curtains or multi-pass overlap sequences for diaphragm wall construction. Di carrier chassis dey stabilize di cutting head through outrigger systems and dey provide power to hydraulic pumps, circulation systems, and positioning mechanisms. Available configurations dey range from compact carrier models wey fit for confined urban environments to large-frame systems wey fit cut depths wey pass 100 meters for mixed ground conditions. Key variants include oscillating hydromill heads for wider wall panels, fixed-frequency designs optimized for precision depth control, and multi-speed rotation systems wey dey calibrated for variable soil stratification. Carrier types dey vary from wheeled vehicles wey dey enable cross-site mobility to crawler-mounted platforms wey dey provide superior stability on weak bearing surfaces. Selection criteria for special carrier-based hydromills dey include depth and thickness of required walls or cutoff barriers, soil and rock strata composition, slurry disposal logistics, site access and working space constraints, and required production rates. Engineers must evaluate hydromill cutting speed (meters per hour), vertical positional accuracy (usually ±50–100mm), continuous circulation power requirements, and di equipment's capability to maintain specified wall verticality tolerances, usually ±1% of total depth. Industry-applicable specifications dey include DIN 4113 (bored pile construction), EN 1538 (diaphragm wall design and construction), EN 14199 (micropile specifications), and ISO 6892 (tension testing standards). Additional reference documents dey include ISSMGE (International Society for Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering) guidelines and regional codes wey dey address groundwater control and slurry management protocols for urban deep foundation works.