It has the effect of preventing liquefaction during earthquakes and underground permeable erosion.
The target construction for the fluidized treatment soil method is a technique considered for reliable backfilling in sites where sufficient compaction cannot be achieved with conventional backfilling methods due to conditions such as difficult-to-compact backfill areas.
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【Features】 ○ Using fluidized treated soil for backfilling in areas with high groundwater levels significantly enhances the adhesive strength of the backfill soil compared to using river sand, thereby eliminating the risk of liquefaction during earthquakes. ○ The risk of road subsidence accidents caused by the occurrence of voids beneath the pavement is greatly reduced. ○ Environment Ministry Green Purchasing Law designated procurement items ○ Fluidized treatment method (LSS method) ○ Regular member of the fluidized treatment method (NETIS registered) ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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○ Backfilling of various lifelines and buried objects ○ Backfilling of narrow spaces such as retaining walls, joint trenches, and underground building foundations ○ Backfilling and filling of unnecessary underground spaces such as abandoned mines ○ Underwater embankment work ○ Measures to prevent liquefaction during earthquakes and erosion of soil due to underground seepage in backfilled areas ○ Construction methods adapted to the planning of soil structures under conditions where compaction work is not possible ● For more details, please contact us.
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Koike Kenzai Co., Ltd. values ideas and actions, and promotes the development of recycled products and new technologies.
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