All Techniques

Deep Soil Mixing project in Bangladesh for a Nuclear Power Plant in Ruppur.

Earthquake Drains are a vital technique designed to mitigate the effects of liquefaction during seismic events.

Menard reinforced the soft soils beneath the runway extension at Rendani Airport in Indonesia with Controlled Modulus Column (KGM) to improve stability and support for aircraft loads.

Controlled Modulus Column (CMC) is an environmentally sound and economical solution for strengthening soft ground using grouted inclusion.

Deep Soil Mixing (DSM) involves the injection of binder agents to mix with the soil and form columns to reinforce the ground.

Menard Asia completed the ground improvement using Prefabricated Vertical Drain (PVD) for the Driving Experience Center at Sepang Circuit, Selangor, Malaysia, ensuring stable construction on soft ground.

Stone Column (SC) is aggregate column formed by inserting a vibratory probe to incorporate granular material into the ground to create a vertical inclusion.

Bi-Modulus Column (BMC) is vertical ground reinforcement element composed of a rigid inclusion topped with a compacted granular column.

Dynamic Replacement (DR) is an extremely economical method for improving the overall stiffness of clay, silt and organic soils.

Jet Grouting (JG) uses high velocity jet of grout to destroy the soil structure and simultaneously mix cement grout into the in-situ soil to form inclusions.