Stabilization - Soil stabilization and reinforcement

Stabilization strengthens the soil before construction

Stabilization is a crucial process, especially in the construction of roads and other infrastructures, enabling the use of weaker and less stable materials. For instance, overlaying soft and brittle soil with a strengthening material like stabilized gravel improves the road’s load-bearing capacity and reduces maintenance needs.

Material stabilization also presents an environmentally friendly solution by allowing the reuse of weaker materials in construction, reducing the necessity for new raw materials. For example, re-stabilizing old road materials reduces waste and mitigates the environmental impact of producing new materials.

The stabilization process typically requires precise planning and supervision to ensure the correct amount of stabilizing agents and the quality of mixing, guaranteeing the durability and reliability of the final outcome.