This is a solidifying agent that effectively utilizes by-products and achieves low costs.
This is a low-cost type of quicklime composite solidifying agent made by mixing quicklime with industrial by-products. [Features] ■ It is a versatile material that can accommodate a wide range of soil types. ■ By suppressing the rapid generation of hydration heat from quicklime, it helps to control the generation of airborne dust. ■ It does not contain cement, and the Environmental Agency Notification No. 46 leaching test (hexavalent chromium) is not required. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Package: 1t FIBC Particle size: 0-5 mm
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[Purpose] Shallow mixing treatment Subgrade improvement, heavy machinery overturn prevention, temporary road improvement, foundation for structures, soil treatment, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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Examples of construction methods (shallow mixing treatment, plant mixing treatment) Examples of applications (subgrade improvement, recycled pavement improvement, prevention of heavy machinery overturning, temporary road improvement, foundations for structures, etc.)
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In the midst of significant changes in social infrastructure and industrial structure, such as borderlessness, global markets, alternative energy, environmental conservation, and advanced information technology, companies across various industries are being compelled to respond in diverse ways. How companies address these changes is a major challenge in determining the direction of their business. Since its founding in 1925, Takenaka Industries has consistently aimed to be a good partner in solving customer challenges. We strive to be a total understanding partner, contributing to manufacturing and regional development, from our customers' business content to production methods, location conditions, and regional characteristics. Under the spirit of "daily entrepreneurship," Takenaka Industries values the importance of "thinking from the site where the sound of the hammer resonates." Our ideas are broad and global, and we focus on realizing them closely at the site. We embrace the unknown and challenge ourselves in the new era. This is a valuable management resource for Takenaka Industries.