Slurry Grouting
SLURRY GROUTS ARE ROUTINELY USED FOR STABILIZING FOUNDATIONS, ROCK AND GRAVEL FILLS, VOIDS BENEATH ROADWAYS, AND FLOOR SLABS.
- STABILIZE GRAVEL FILL
- STABILIZE ROCK FILL
- VOID GROUTING ROADWAYS
- VOID GROUTING FLOOR SLABS
Slurry grouting is a widely used process of injecting a variety of fluid grouts with many uses. Applications include filling soft partings in soil, stabilizing foundations and gravel, rock fill, Cut-Off Walls, and Clay Tile Abandonment. Other uses include Void Grouting beneath roadways, floor slabs and the circumference voids of jacked and slick lined casings.
Slurry grouts consist of varying blends of cement, bentonite, sand, flyash, water and admixtures dependent upon application requirements. Slurry grouting is also widely used in Compensation Grouting applications during tunneling operation.
These variable uses perform foundation stabilization, water cut-off, and soil stabilization.
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