Protect buildings and civil structures from earthquakes and environmental vibrations! Introduction of drainage materials.
"Light Filter" is a drainage material used in construction that requires backfill drainage materials, serving as a substitute for backfill gravel. It is lightweight yet has self-supporting properties (plate-like) and high compressive strength. Additionally, when it needs to be removed, it has excellent recycling characteristics, allowing it to be reused in plastic products, fuel, power generation, and more. 【Features】 ■ Reduces initial costs ■ Shortens construction time ■ Lightweight yet self-supporting (plate-like) with high compressive strength ■ Large voids (void ratio: approximately 30%) ■ Provides cushioning equivalent to or greater than EPS, contributing to improved seismic and vibration resistance of structures *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Features】 ■ The entire surface is sealed with a thin non-woven fabric (thickness 0.29mm), preventing clogging and the intrusion of soil or sand. ■ The strength of the non-woven fabric is sufficient, ensuring no soil sinking during compaction. ■ Being lightweight makes it easier to install compared to using crushed stone, and it can be transported easily to construction sites where vehicle transport is problematic. ■ When removing, it has excellent recycling properties, allowing it to be reused for plastic products, fuel, power generation, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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■Disaster Mitigation Technology and Environmental Technology Company - First-class architectural design office - A venture company that researches, develops, commercializes, proves performance, and sells new technologies in the fields of architecture, civil engineering, and renewable thermal energy, contributing to national resilience. ■Architecture Field - Providing new technologies to architectural design offices - Guiding construction methods to construction contractors - Discussing client requests with architectural design offices - Assisting with commissioning - Quickly reinforcing earthquake-resistant structures for buildings damaged by major earthquakes (classified as severely damaged or collapsed, and restricted access) - A hybrid method that combines ground improvement and formwork construction - By utilizing the hybrid effect, reducing construction time and improving labor productivity by more than twice - A foundation structure that combines foundation concrete with thick insulation material for thermal storage - Air conditioning cost reduction effect of over 30% - Passive dampers for long-period seismic motion in base-isolated buildings - A renewable energy utilization system that uses surface ground ■Civil Engineering Field - Lightweight concrete ground improvement method using foamed particles - Shortened construction period - Labor productivity of ordinary workers increased by more than twice - Ground improvement material with adjustable bulk density (specific gravity 1.3 to 0.5) - Safe elevation for liquefiable ground - Safe embankment for soft ground - Construction that does not require special heavy machinery ■Renewable Thermal Energy - Offshore wind power foundation structure - Onshore wind power foundation structure
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