You can freely design strength and weight! It is widely used in the civil engineering field.
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.
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【Examples of Use in Civil Engineering】 ■ Widening Embankment Work ■ Backfill Work for Bridge Abutments ■ Embankment Work for Tunnel Entrances ■ Filling Work for Abandoned Pipes ■ Intermediate Filling Work ■ Backfilling Work for Shafts ■ Backfill Work for Deep Foundation Piles ■ Filling Work for Voids Under Roads and Under Concrete Slabs *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The adoption of lightweight fill (FCB method) and backfilling methods using fluidized treated soil is increasing. Applications are expanding to include reduction of settlement on soft ground, load reduction on landslide-prone slopes, reduction of soil pressure on structures, backfilling in difficult areas, prevention of consolidation settlement, ground improvement, and liquefaction countermeasures.
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