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[Construction Type-Specific Case Studies] Soil Improvement Solidification Material 'Harden' Construction Case Studies

"Application to agricultural reservoir construction" and "Application to river construction," among others, are featured with numerous photos!

"Harden" enables solidification and improvement under conditions where conventional cement-based solidifying agents and quicklime do not suffice, at various civil engineering and construction sites. It expands possibilities for improvements that have been difficult until now, such as those for high water content mud and organic soils, improvements considering vegetation, and enhancements that minimize the impact on the surrounding work environment, even under stringent conditions. This document includes numerous case studies using photographs, such as "Application of Harden in Agricultural Pond Construction," "Application of Harden in Waterway Construction," and "Application of Harden in Agricultural Civil Engineering." Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Application of Harden in Agricultural Pond Construction ■ Application of Harden in Agricultural Pond Construction ■ Application of Harden in Waterway Construction ■ Application of Harden in Agricultural Civil Engineering *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Soil improvement material
Ground improvement materials
Ground improvement
Inorganic recycling solidifying agent

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[Excerpt Edition: Harden Case Studies] Soil Improvement Works Without Using Cement

"Details of recruitment" and "construction content"! Examples of soil improvement work that does not use cement are published along with photos!

"Harden" enables solidification and improvement under conditions that traditional cement-based solidifying agents and quicklime could not satisfy at various civil engineering and construction sites. It expands the possibilities for improvements under challenging conditions, such as high water content clay and organic soils that have been difficult to address, improvements considering vegetation, and modifications that reduce the environmental impact on the surrounding work area. This document is a collection of case studies introducing soil improvement projects that do not use cement (excerpt version). It includes photographs along with information on "adoption history," "construction details," and "solidifying agents used." Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Adoption history ■ Construction location ■ Construction details ■ Solidifying agents used *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.