Soil Recycling Technology Bontelan Method Construction Case Studies
Recycling "soil"! Numerous case studies on the renovation of aging agricultural ponds are featured!
This document is a collection of case studies on the mud recycling technology called the Bontelan method, which reuses mud that has traditionally been deemed unsuitable for embankments as a high-performance ground material. It introduces numerous construction examples, including the "Haga Pond Area Development Project," which eliminated noise and vibration issues during transportation and achieved significant cost reductions, as well as pond renovation projects and disaster-related works. Along with photos of the construction status, we provide detailed explanations of the construction timing and the amount of modification. We encourage you to read it. [Featured Cases] ■ Haga Pond Area Development Project ■ 2002 Hamao District Embankment Construction ■ 2022 (Carryover) Iizaka District Rural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Project (Pond Maintenance) Section 2 Construction ■ 2022 Oe Misato District Rural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Project Section 1 Construction ■ Imokawa Disaster-Related Emergency Construction (Minamihei District, Reikozawa District, Seiganji District) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Publication Examples (Excerpt)】 ■ FY 2017 Higashine Area (Okiizawa) Rural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Project, Section 2 Construction ■ Kiri-hata Area Pond and Other Facilities Improvement (Pond) Construction (04702-K01) ■ FY 2021 (Carryover) Yotsugama Area Rural Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Project (Pond Improvement) Section 1 Construction ■ FY 2022 Prefectural Ootsutsumi Area Pond and Other Facilities Improvement Project, Ootsutsumi Pond No. 4 Construction *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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