Surface erosion prevention technology for slopes and embankments "BSC Method" *NETIS registered
Construction is also possible in areas with snow accumulation! Environmentally friendly surface erosion prevention technology utilizing soil algae.
The "BSC method" focuses on the fact that soil algae and other organisms that form BSC at the beginning of natural vegetation succession have an erosion prevention effect. It is an environmentally considerate technology that aims to establish BSC with native algae earlier to initiate vegetation succession. The presence of surrounding plants promotes the formation of natural vegetation according to soil conditions and climate. It avoids environmental impacts on native species, eliminates issues of genetic disruption for clonal propagation, and is easier to implement in areas with environmental conservation regulations. 【Features】 ■ Prevents the expansion of rill erosion (gullies) ■ The invasion of vegetation is influenced by surrounding environments, vegetation, and weather conditions ■ Construction is also possible in areas with snowfall *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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【Applicable Examples】 ■ Slope creation ■ Collapsed slope ■ Areas of construction damage *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.
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Maruhachi Doken Co., Ltd. is a company specializing in slope construction located in Odaicho, Mie Prefecture. We are focusing on public relations and sales activities to promote our Okinawa-originated Polysoil greening technology nationwide, and we can carry out construction anywhere in Japan if there is a request for a site. Please give our Polysoil greening technology, which combines "rapid effectiveness in erosion prevention," "certainty of full greening," and "great cost-effectiveness," a try.