Ensuring the specified permeability performance! It is also used as filling mortar for impermeable walls using methods such as the CD method.
The "Ace Sand Method" was realized and started in 1986 with the idea that "bubbles can be used to pump mountain sand." The pumping of mountain sand, which is prone to material separation, was made possible by continuously mixing while pumping. Additionally, it utilizes locally generated soil (especially sandy soil), mountain sand, recycled sand, and improved soil, mixing them with solidifying agents, water, and bentonite to ensure the required permeability performance, and is also used as filling mortar for impermeable walls through methods such as the CD method. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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