High Cement Content Soil Improvement Agent MT Series Mixture Test Report "Reservoir"
This is a report that seeks to determine the amount and cost of additives that enable the immediate transportation of mud generated from agricultural ponds.
This document is an example report of a mixing test conducted by our company on mud generated from a reservoir. We have measured the amount of the high-water-content mud improvement agent MT series that can be immediately transported and compared costs with cement and lime. Our company conducts mixing tests using locally sourced soil free of charge. We encourage you to read it. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【What is the MT Series?】 It is a completely new soil improvement agent that solidifies high-water-content mud generated at construction sites in a short time, enabling immediate removal by dump trucks as an alternative to cement and lime. 【Features of this product】 ● Instantly solidifies mud, allowing for immediate removal by dump trucks ● Can be improved with a low addition rate of approximately 1 to 8 kg/m3 ● This product is neutral and is a safe product that meets all soil environmental standards ● Applicable to various types of mud, including cement-containing mud and harbor dredged soil ● Can be applied using only a backhoe and a pit ● Contains components that improve detachment from metals, reducing adhesion to backhoes and dump trucks, thereby enhancing workability ● Packaged in plastic bags, significantly reducing waste after use ● Can be improved without generating heat, unlike lime treatment ● Treated to suppress dust generation, making it usable even in windy sites ● If stored indoors, it can be used without issues even after about one year ● Registered product with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (NETIS TH-160012-VE) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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