Abstract:Cast-in-place piles represent a construction technique for the foundation treatment of cross-river bridges in water projects. This technique effectively provides a solid foundation for bridges. However, the traditional construction method for removing pile heads involves manual use of pneumatic picks to chisel away the concrete above the designed pile top elevation, exposing the pre-buried anchoring steel bars. This method not only poses great construction difficulties, features slow removal speed and high costs, but may also lead to quality issues such as non ·?straight and broken pre-buried anchoring steel bars. To accelerate the construction progress, speed up the construction of production bridges, and ensure early passage of agricultural machinery, this project draws on the casing pipe method for removing pile heads. The goal is to accelerate the construction speed of pile head removal, reduce costs, protect pre-buried anchoring steel bars, and facilitate subsequent construction processes.