High Cement Content Soil Improvement Agent MT Series [Construction Case] Gas Pipe Restoration Work

We have uploaded a new construction case study for the high cement content soil improvement agent MT series. This project involves the construction of a tunnel in an urban area using the NATM method. The wash water from the ready-mix concrete trucks used on site contained slurry and needed to be regularly transported off-site. However, the site was small, and it was difficult to secure a vacuum truck for an extended period. Therefore, MT-2 was adopted due to its characteristics of low additive amount and immediate transportability. After improving the mud with this product, it was transported via a standard 10-ton dump truck through public roads to the designated disposal site. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

We have uploaded a new construction video for the high cement content soil stabilizer MT series. It's a short video of about 1 minute and 30 seconds, so please take a look. This work involves creating improved soil using a self-propelled soil stabilization machine. Until now, a challenge has been that high-water-content mud could not be fed into the self-propelled soil stabilization machine. As a first treatment, we improved it with MT-2, which made it suitable for input into the self-propelled soil stabilization machine. Subsequently, the MT-2 improved soil was further treated with quicklime using the self-propelled soil stabilization machine. It has also been confirmed that adding MT-2 does not affect the strength development of the improved soil. Please check it out via the link below. *For more details, please watch the video or feel free to contact us.

We have uploaded a new construction case for the high cement content soil improvement agent MT series. This work involves creating improved soil using a self-propelled soil improvement machine. Until now, the challenge has been that high water content mud could not be processed by the self-propelled soil improvement machine. Therefore, as a primary treatment, we improved it with MT-2, resulting in properties suitable for processing by the self-propelled soil improvement machine. Subsequently, the MT-2 improved soil was further treated with quicklime as a secondary process using the self-propelled soil improvement machine. It has also been confirmed that adding MT-2 does not affect the strength development of the improved soil. Please take a look at the link below. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

We have uploaded a new construction case of the high cement content soil improvement agent MT series. This project involved improving the mud transported to the treatment facility into recycled soil. After pumping and draining the water in the receiving tank, the mud was improved with the MT series and then fed into the plant, where cement was added to create recycled soil. Previously, cement was directly added to the mud after water drainage, which posed challenges such as scattering to the surrounding area and a huge amount of cement being required. By using the MT series for primary improvement, we enhanced the transportability to the plant, reduced the total amount of cement added, and achieved a cost reduction in processing expenses. Please take a look at the link below. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.