Lightweight, fluid, and easy to work with! It is rapidly being adopted in various areas of civil engineering.
"Air Milk and Air Mortar" are materials that have been used as fillers for abandoned pipes and other applications by mixing air bubbles into cement milk and fresh mortar. In recent years, their lightweight, fluidity, and ease of application have garnered attention. Furthermore, they are being rapidly adopted in various areas of civil engineering as a new embankment material called "Bubble Mixed Lightweight Soil - FCB Method," which offers excellent economic benefits by reducing total costs through shortened construction periods. 【FCB Construction Flow】 ■ Foundation Work ■ Waterproof Sheet and Non-woven Fabric Installation ■ Wall Installation Work ■ Joint Material and Cushion Material Installation ■ Wire Mesh Installation ■ Air Milk Pouring Work ■ Water Barrier Sheet Installation *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Types of FCB Accessories and Their Purposes】 ■ Mesh material: Crack prevention ■ Waterproof sheet: Prevention of surface water infiltration, prevention of weathering ■ Water-resistant sheet: Prevention of groundwater infiltration, prevention of weathering ■ Joint material: Crack prevention ■ Cushioning material: Reduction of soil pressure, crack prevention *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.