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Recycled Waste Glass - Porous Lightweight Foam Material Super Sol

Recycled Waste Glass - Porous Lightweight Foam Material Super Sol

Artificial porous lightweight foamed material (lightweight stone). Waste glass becomes functional material!

Super Sol, an artificial porous lightweight foamed material created by crushing and sintering waste glass. ■□■ Features ■□■ ■ An eco-friendly soil-recycling material that excels in permeability and water retention, while also being fire-resistant. ■ In the manufacturing process, the specific gravity and water absorption rate can be freely controlled according to application, allowing for use in greening, insulation, gardening, water purification, construction, civil engineering, and many other applications. ■ A completely recyclable type from soil to soil. ■ Even during compaction, it has good drainage, excellent permeability, water retention, and aeration, promoting the growth of plants. ■ Inorganic mineral-based and fire-resistant. ■ High flexibility at construction sites, allowing for work in any distorted terrain or around buried pipes. ■ Lightweight and easy to handle, making it suitable for work even in light rain. ■ For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.

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Surface material "Miracle Sand"

Surface material "Miracle Sand"

Approximately three times the water retention capacity! The main raw material is an inorganic porous lightweight foamed material, 70% of which is silicon and is non-toxic.

"Miracle Sand" is a surface material known as soil-based paving material in the field of civil engineering. It has the same properties as "weed control soil" and "solidifying soil" sold at home improvement stores, but its water retention capacity is completely different. With its high water retention capacity, it can reduce evaporative heat during the summer heat, making it possible to alleviate the extreme heat and provide coolness. [Features] ■ The main raw material is an inorganic porous lightweight foamed material, with 70% being silicon, which is harmless. ■ It has the same properties as "weed control soil" and "solidifying soil" sold at home improvement stores. ■ Approximately three times the water retention capacity. ■ It can reduce evaporative heat due to temperature rises from extreme summer heat with its high water retention capacity. ■ It is also effective for weed control. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Super Sol Construction Case] A case using L2 and L4 for the backfill of a retaining wall.

[Super Sol Construction Case] A case using L2 and L4 for the backfill of a retaining wall.

This is a case study of the construction work for the pedestrian bridge at Nago Castle Park's babbling brook square.

We would like to introduce a construction example of the artificial lightweight material "Super Sol," made from crushed and sintered waste glass. This case involves the use of L2 and L4 behind a retaining wall. Super Sol was adopted for the access road (sidewalk) of the bridge. Considering the impact of water, Super Sol L4 with a specific gravity of 1.1 was laid below the high water level, while Super Sol L2 with a specific gravity of 0.4 was used above the high water level, utilizing a two-layer system. 【Construction Example】 - Project Details: Nago Castle Park Stream Square Pedestrian Bridge Improvement Project - Usage Category: Civil Engineering / Lightweight Fill Structure Backfill / Roadbed Retaining Wall - Client: Okinawa Prefecture - Construction Location: Nago City, Okinawa Prefecture - Required Performance: Lightweight, Soil Pressure Reduction, Strength For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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Lightweight foamed material "Super Sol" made from waste glass bottles.

Lightweight foamed material "Super Sol" made from waste glass bottles.

Recycled materials are increasingly being used in civil engineering, greening, agriculture, and water quality purification.

Lightweight foamed material "Super Sol" made from recycled glass. Its features include being inorganic, porous, lightweight, water-retentive, drainage-capable, non-combustible, and chemical-resistant, making it a very easy-to-handle material. By adjusting the type of bubbles during production, it is possible to tailor the performance and weight according to specific applications. Furthermore, by combining it with various materials, new products can be created. 【Examples of Applications】 ◎ Lightweight fill (civil engineering)… Lightweight fill material, backfill for retaining walls, drainage materials for buried pipes, elevation materials, etc. ◎ Greening… Inorganic soil improvement materials, oxygen pipes, rooftop greening materials, artificial lightweight soil. ◎ Agriculture… Inorganic soil improvement materials, drainage materials for buried pipes, artificial lightweight soil, mulching materials, solution cultivation. ◎ Purification… Rainwater retention systems, artificial wetland systems, water quality purification materials, water tank filtration materials. ◎ Multipurpose… Crime prevention, weed control gravel, road section correction materials, soil deodorization, stone wash. *For more details, please refer to the materials. We are also looking for new uses for this product. Please share your ideas through the inquiry form.

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[Data] Increase in Yield

[Data] Increase in Yield

By mixing an appropriate amount of "Gracera" into the soil, granular structure is achievable! We will introduce it using photos from comparative cultivation.

This document introduces the "harvest" that can be achieved by mixing an appropriate amount of "Gracera" into the soil, which enables the formation of granular structure and is expected to effectively utilize porosity to increase indigenous bacteria. Data shows that in Japanese farmland, yields increased by 20-30%, and in Chinese farmland, yields reportedly increased by 40-48%. We have also received reports that in Vietnamese farmland, harvesting was possible one week earlier than usual. [Contents (excerpt)] - Granular structure soil - Comparative cultivation of cucumbers - Mini tomato test cultivation - Cabbage field - Cultivation in Chinese farmland *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Super Soil Construction Case Study] A1 Case of Embankment Lightweighting through Weak Ground Measures

[Super Soil Construction Case Study] A1 Case of Embankment Lightweighting through Weak Ground Measures

This is an example of the improvement work for the Iwami IC No. 2 on the Route 9 Saji Mountain Bypass in Iwami District, Tottori Prefecture.

We would like to introduce a case study of the construction of the artificial lightweight material "Super Sol," made from crushed and sintered waste glass, in the context of "lightweight embankment measures for soft ground countermeasures." This project involved embankment work associated with the construction of a new road. As a countermeasure for soft ground, it was necessary to lighten the embankment for the protection of box culverts and to address differential settlement, leading to the use of the environmentally friendly material Super Sol. Width: approximately 15 to 27 meters, Length: approximately 47 meters, Embankment height: approximately 6 meters, including behind the bridge abutment. 【Construction Case Study】 - Project Details: Improvement work for the Iwami IC of the Route 9 Shichiyama Bypass - Usage Category: Civil Engineering / Behind Bridge Abutment / Roadbed - Client: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Chugoku Regional Development Bureau - Location: Iwami County, Tottori Prefecture - Required Performance: Lightweight, Strength, Soil Pressure Reduction For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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[Super Sol Construction Case] Example of Filling the Step at the A1 EPS Upper Part

[Super Sol Construction Case] Example of Filling the Step at the A1 EPS Upper Part

This is an example of the comprehensive grant (improvement) project for the Sakiyaki Kizuki Line in the Satokata area of Unnan City, Shimane Prefecture.

We would like to introduce a construction case study of the artificial lightweight material "Super Sol," made from crushed and sintered waste glass. This case study focuses on the filling of the step above the EPS. In the road widening project, EPS (expanded polystyrene) was used. Super Sol, a lightweight material, was adopted as the filler for the gap between the installed EPS and the subgrade. 【Construction Case Study】 - Project Details: Yaskikikujisen Sakikata District Comprehensive Grant (Improvement) Project - Usage Category: Civil Engineering / Lightweight Fill / Subgrade / EPS Gap Filler - Client: Shimane Prefecture - Construction Location: Unnan City, Shimane Prefecture - Required Performance: Lightweight, Workability, Strength For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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[Construction Example] Super Sol Disaster Recovery Work

[Construction Example] Super Sol Disaster Recovery Work

There are case studies of construction work for disaster recovery! No curing period is required, allowing for a shortened construction time.

We would like to introduce a case of construction work for disaster recovery using Super Sol conducted by our company. To proceed with construction quickly, it is essential to ensure the timely delivery of materials, transportation to the site, workability, material costs, and stable supply of materials. "Super Sol" can be combined with crushed stone (such as excavated soil) to reduce costs. It can be constructed using standard earthwork procedures, contributing to a shortened construction period. We have examples of disaster recovery work, tsunami evacuation road widening projects, and mixed lightweight soil and sandwich-type construction. Please take a look at our catalog. 【Benefits】 ■ Shortened construction period (no curing time required) ■ There are case studies of construction in disaster recovery work ■ Cost reduction is possible by combining with crushed stone (such as excavated soil) ■ Can be constructed using standard earthwork procedures, contributing to a shortened construction period ■ Shipping available from 18 factories nationwide, from Hokkaido to Okinawa *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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