Permeation grouting injects microfine cement into soil cracks and voids, forming a dense, rock-like mass that increases load-bearing capacity and prevents water movement. It’s especially effective when voids are too small for slurry grout.
Common applications include:
Groundwater and seepage control
Foundation underpinning (temporary or permanent)
Improving soil bearing strength
Excavation shoring and support
Precision – Penetrates fine cracks and fissures.
Durability – Provides erosion-resistant, long-lasting stability.
Cost-Effective – Faster and less invasive than alternatives.
Minimal Disruption – Ideal for retrofits and urban sites.
Versatile – Supports shoring, underpinning, and soil stabilization.
Microfine cement is injected under pressure, binding soil particles and filling voids to create a strong, stable mass. This process:
Increases bearing capacity under foundations and structures
Controls water seepage and reduces hydrostatic pressure
Supports excavation shoring in challenging conditions
Site Investigation – Soil testing and target zone identification
Setup – Pumps, pipes, and injection points installed
Grout Injection – Microfine cement pumped under pressure
Completion – Multiple injections ensure full stabilization
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