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Menard vacuum consolidation (MVC) is an efficient time-saving consolidation method to reduce settlement and increase bearing capacity of compressible soils

Dynamic compaction (DC) is a cost-effective densification method using shock waves by impact loads for loose granular soils, uncontrolled fills or waste.

Vibro compaction (VC) improves granular soils by rearranging the grain distribution pattern using cyclic vibrations via vibroflot to compact the soils.

Rapid impact compaction (RIC) is a high frequency controlled energy soil compaction technique used to densify surface layers of soils (usually 5 to 7 metres).

Menard Asia offers a diverse portfolio of specialist techniques for remediation of contaminated soils and water.

Industrial plant and equipment consist of special structures that are often very heavy and sensitive. Careful consideration must be taken during design and execution of ground improvement works to ensure the safe operation of the plant within the structure.

Road and railway are frequently built in areas where the soil is highly compressible. This type of project often involve the use of a variety of solutions to meet the wide-ranging geotechnical conditions and specific constraints of the terrain along the alignment.

Port and airport infrastructure are often built on compressible terrain and reclaimed land. Cost-effective ground treatment techniques are very commonly used to treat such sites mainly using consolidation and compaction techniques.

Ground improvement techniques are particularly well suited to load bearing structures (slabs, and columns supported on pads) in buildings, and more particularly industrial, wholesale and retail and logistics facilities.