How to Improve Construction Efficiency for Solar PV Projects in Thailand

Q1: What adaptation advantages do bracket drilling machines offer for Thailand's mountain and hilly terrain?

A: Leili bracket drilling machines feature a lightweight bracket structure with two-wheel walking, capable of flexible movement on mountains, hills, and narrow areas, especially suitable for Thailand's complex terrain. The equipment is compact and lightweight, with the bracket structure providing leverage assistance for single-person operation.

Q2: Can Leili bracket drilling machines help shorten project timelines for Thai solar PV projects?

A: Yes. The bracket drilling machine uses dry spiral drilling, achieving drilling speeds of 8-12 minutes per 6-meter hole in soil and sand layers, with stable daily output of 28-35 holes per machine. For a 30MW project (12,000 piles), two machines working simultaneously can complete all drilling operations in just 21 days, shortening the construction period by over 70% compared to traditional manual methods. Additionally, the bracket structure provides leverage assistance, allowing single-person operation, effectively alleviating labor shortages in Thai solar PV projects and helping contractors meet tight construction deadlines.

Q3: Can bracket drilling machines operate normally during Thailand's long rainy season?

A: Yes. The bracket drilling machine uses dry spiral drilling, which is not limited by water supply during the rainy season. It can operate in segments during light rain to seize construction windows. The equipment is compact and lightweight, capable of being transported manually or by small transport vehicles on muddy roads, reducing dependence on large transport vehicles. It is recommended to concentrate pile foundation construction during the dry season, and use the rainy season for equipment maintenance and wearing parts replacement.