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At Ace Con Industry, we handle "Air Milk" and "Air Mortar." In addition to their use for reducing settlement on soft ground, alleviating loads on landslide-prone areas, and considering the impact on structures and buried objects in urban areas, they are also suitable as fill material in locations where transportation is restricted. This has garnered attention as a material from a new perspective, and its usefulness has been highly evaluated. 【Features】 ■ Lightweight and fluid, making construction easy ■ Design flexibility for strength and weight ■ Can be easily injected even in road construction ■ Ideal for filling narrow spaces and long-distance pumping *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

The "Preform Method" involves transporting freshly mixed mortar, prepared at a concrete plant with a specified mix, to the site, where it is combined with bubbles produced by a bubble generation device and mixed/manufactured within a truck mixer. This method is convenient and easy to use, especially in narrow sites without a plant yard or in situations with mobility constraints. 【Features】 ■ Bubbles produced by a bubble generation device are mixed and manufactured within the truck mixer. ■ On-site construction is also possible. ■ Convenient and easy to use when there are constraints on construction conditions. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

The "Air Milk On-Site Mixing Method" allows for the incorporation of more air bubbles and can be made lighter than water. The plant is also compact, excelling in cost-effectiveness and workability, and it is a resource-saving method that requires less material transportation. By shooting cement milk and air bubbles near the end of the piping, it can accommodate long-distance pumping and is widely used in lightweight embankment methods such as behind bridge abutments and for widening embankments. 【Features】 ■ Allows for the incorporation of more air bubbles ■ Can be made lighter than water ■ Resource-saving method that requires less material transportation ■ Excellent cost-effectiveness and workability ■ Accommodates long-distance pumping ■ Widely used in lightweight embankment methods such as behind bridge abutments and for widening embankments *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

In cases where the influence of buoyancy is a concern and you want to make it heavier than water, use air mortar with reduced air bubble introduction and mixed sand. If you can secure a plant yard and want to construct a large amount of air mortar, we recommend the "on-site mixing method," which is also economically advantageous. Additionally, in extremely small-scale situations of less than 1m3, or when the ready-mixed mortar plant supplying fresh mortar is far away, resulting in particularly poor transportation efficiency, the "on-site mixing method" can also be effective in terms of construction efficiency and cost-effectiveness. 【Features】 ■ Strength and weight can be freely designed ■ Plant yard can be secured ■ Economically advantageous when constructing a large amount of air mortar ■ Effective in cases of particularly poor transportation efficiency *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

"Air milk" is a filling material composed of fine cement particles, water, and air bubbles, which has excellent fluidity and does not create voids due to bleeding, allowing it to fill small gaps effectively. Additionally, filling in unseen areas such as voids under floors can make it difficult to grasp the quantity needed, leading to variations in amounts. If the main material is "air milk" made from bagged cement, it allows for easy additional procurement or repurposing in such cases, and by mixing small amounts at a small-scale site mixing plant, it can minimize leftover materials, making it a highly recommended construction method with excellent workability. 【Features of Air Milk】 ■ Composed of fine cement particles, water, and air bubbles ■ Excellent fluidity ■ Capable of filling small gaps ■ Easy to procure additional materials or repurpose *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

"Air Milk / Air Mortar" has been used for a long time to fill abandoned pipes in water supply and drainage systems due to its low strength and good fluidity, which allows for re-excavation. By mixing cement milk or raw mortar with air bubbles, bleeding is suppressed, preventing the formation of voids caused by bleeding. Additionally, because it incorporates approximately 40-65% air bubbles, it is a convenient and resource-efficient material that is used not only for abandoned pipes but also in a variety of other applications, making it a long-lasting filling material. [Features] - Low strength and good fluidity that allows for re-excavation - Long-standing use for filling abandoned pipes - No voids caused by bleeding - A convenient and resource-efficient material *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

"Air Milk and Air Mortar" are materials that have been used as fillers for abandoned pipes and other applications by mixing air bubbles into cement milk and fresh mortar. In recent years, their lightweight, fluidity, and ease of application have garnered attention. Furthermore, they are being rapidly adopted in various areas of civil engineering as a new embankment material called "Bubble Mixed Lightweight Soil - FCB Method," which offers excellent economic benefits by reducing total costs through shortened construction periods. 【FCB Construction Flow】 ■ Foundation Work ■ Waterproof Sheet and Non-woven Fabric Installation ■ Wall Installation Work ■ Joint Material and Cushion Material Installation ■ Wire Mesh Installation ■ Air Milk Pouring Work ■ Water Barrier Sheet Installation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

One effective method for the maintenance of tunnel structures is the backfill injection method using plastic grout material. This is a long-distance pressure injection type plastic grout method that shoots two types of milk. It is also suitable for filling cavities in areas where water comes into contact, such as the boundary surfaces between river and harbor structures and the ground, sealed pipes, and abandoned mines. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.