What is the difference between Cement stabilisation and stabilisation with RoadCem added?
What is the difference between Cement stabilisation and stabilisation with RoadCem added? When stabilising soils with cement the hydration reactions are characterized by an early heat release after the initial mixing, then a dormancy period of about two hours in which no heat is released. After this during a 2 to 3 hour period further […]
Dredged sludge to Flexible cement bound material with PowerCem see report by Delft University
Contaminated Dredged Sludge Moerdijk Harbour Project 2008/9 Carried out by Arcadis BV The sandy sludge dredged during the Moerdijk Harbour reconstruction in 2008 was found to be highly contaminated by oil and a cocktail of hazardous pollutants. A big problem with these and other dredged sludge’s is that the water content in the sludge is […]
RoadCem Soil Stabilisation for reducing concrete slab base requirements
RoadCem for Large Shed Project Flipbook
20th Anniversary of RoadCem Soil Stabilisation in the UK?
Last year we celebrated the 10th Anniversary of RoadCem in the UK. Well on looking through the Dutch archives recently we came across the following report of a large soil stabilisation project carried out for Tesco Stores on a very difficult looking site close to Great Yarmouth exactly 2o years ago The following detailed report […]