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Soil cement for erosion control was developed to effectively utilize local soil and sand in the promotion of erosion control projects. It refers to a material produced by mixing local soil and sand with cement, solidifying agents, and water at the construction site. Its characteristic is not a formulation aimed at increasing density, but rather a formulation (sand, cement, solidifying agents, water) that activates the hydration reaction of cement, resulting in a compressive strength exceeding 2,000 kN/m². Why does it harden!? The reason soil cement for erosion control hardens is that the "components" that make up the cement react with water to generate various hydration products. This is called the "hydration reaction." It has been confirmed that the strength of soil cement for erosion control increases over decades.

• Civil Engineering Method

- Indoor mixing test of soil cement - Soil cement mix management - Soil cement production management - Soil cement quality management - Cloud service

• Civil Engineering Method

- Indoor mixing test of soil cement - Soil cement mixing management - Soil cement production management - Soil cement quality management - Cloud services

• Civil Engineering Method

- Indoor mixing test of soil cement - Soil cement mixing management - Soil cement production management - Soil cement quality management - Cloud services

• Civil Engineering Method

- Indoor mixing test of soil cement - Soil cement mix management - Soil cement production management - Soil cement quality control - Cloud services

• Civil Engineering Method

- Indoor mixing test of soil cement - Soil cement mixing management - Soil cement production management - Soil cement quality control - Cloud services

• Civil Engineering Method

- Indoor mixing test of soil cement - Soil cement mixing management - Soil cement production management - Soil cement quality management - Cloud services

• Civil Engineering Method

Soil moisture content test Soil gradation test (fine aggregate and coarse aggregate) Specific gravity and water absorption test Soil compaction test by dynamic compaction Soil particle density test Organic impurities test Soil cone index test Soil liquid limit and plastic limit test Unconfined compression test Triaxial compression test Water quality test Laboratory CBR test Design CBR test Modified CBR test Field density test (RI method) Field density test (sand replacement method) Field density test (dynamic cone method) etc.

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