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The "Litera Method" is a construction technique that uses a self-propelled soil improvement machine called "Litera" to mix soil and solidifying agents on construction sites. It can be implemented in narrow yards and has high improvement efficiency, significantly reducing the drop of untreated areas. Due to the low dust generation, it can be carried out in residential areas and alongside roads. Examples of this method's application include "safety measures for skin drop at tunnel portal heads" and "dust control" among other construction cases. 【Features】 ■ Prevention of environmental destruction and resolution of secondary pollution ■ Significant cost reduction made possible by on-site processing ■ High-quality assurance due to the use of high-performance soil improvement machines ■ Feasible construction in narrow yards ■ High improvement efficiency greatly reduces the drop of untreated areas ■ Low dust generation allows for construction in residential areas and alongside roads *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

【Other Features】 - Prevents illegal dumping of surplus soil and environmental destruction from new material extraction. - Reduces the amount of surplus soil generated, thereby eliminating traffic pollution issues such as noise and congestion caused by transport vehicles. - Recycles construction-generated soil on-site, significantly reducing disposal and new purchase costs. - Allows for flexible adjustment of the amount of solidifying agent added, achieving improved strength similar to conventional methods with a smaller quantity of additives. - No mixing inconsistencies, enabling a reduction in the amount of solidifying agent used. - Capable of handling various types of soil, supplying improved soil with a workload comparable to that of a plant. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

【Examples of Adoption】 ■ Improvement work for a narrow construction yard at a slope collapse site ■ Safety measures for surface erosion at tunnel portal heads ■ Dust control measures *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.