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Les Ellaby

A RoadCem soil crane platform can be 12x stiffer than a stone equivalent.

Soil stabilisation is a sustainable method for the construction of in-situ bound soil base for infrastructure applications. Where longer lasting and/or heavier loadings are required RoadCem is the proven answer. Just a 1% addition by weight of cement enables cement to become a far superior soil binder. Winner of multiple industry awards the Walton on Thames Road bridge built for Surrey County Council by Costain/Atkins used cement with added RoadCem to create really strong bound soil crane and piling rig platforms from the existing alluvial site soils. With no added surface protection and/or cover these stabilised soil working platforms were used for the two-year construction period without damage by heavy plant and crawler cranes. The heaviest loadings were required for the Demag CC2800-1 Crawler Crane shown below (max load 80t m2).

Even so these severe requirements were comfortable met by a factor 3X.


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