Page 2 - RoadCem Working Platforms for Piling Case Studies
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Mats for piling must be safe to access and to use, piling is in most cases specified because the

                         existing soils and sub strata are considered weak or prone to settlement.


          With its high e-modulus providing stiffness a thin RoadCem soil piling mat can bridge most weaknesses in the sub
          strata reducing the risk of settlement and because RoadCem mats can be built from the pre-existing soils or other
          waste materials at the site. It is usually the most cost effective option and certainly the most sustainable.


          RoadCem provides one of the most risk-free piling mat options, we will always offer soil testing before and
          during construction to ensure that design to specification is provided for every application.


          Our team partners Rodgers Leask Consulting Engineers can also provide certification and warrantees for your
          rig operators.



          “ The results show that the inclusion of 1% RoadCem increases undrained shear strength and reduces swell of
          the treated soils due to encapsulation effects associated with the formation of the crystalline reaction product
          in the the hydration process and the resulting modification of the cementitious product to bind very heavy
          clays together.”
          Coventry University article published in CONSTRUCTION & BUILDING MAGAZINE February 2021.



                                                                                       Cement stabilisation forms strong, but
                                                                                       brittle bonds by gluing soil particles
                                                                                       together.

                                                                                       RoadCem wraps around the soil particles

                                                                                       allowing weak previously unsuitable
                                                                                       soils and materials to be bound into a
                                                                                       strong flexural mass.
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