Solidified Soil: Overview & Applications  

1. Concept & Features  

Solidified soil is engineered soil modified by additives to enhance its properties. Key characteristics:  

- Higher bearing capacity – Improved density and strength.  

- Reduced compressibility – Minimizes deformation under load.  

- Enhanced stability – Better resistance to freeze-thaw, erosion, and water penetration.  

2. Key Benefits  

- Stronger foundations – Prevents structural collapse.  

- Reduced settlement – Ideal for roadbeds, reducing cracks and deformation.  

- Long-term durability – Resists weathering and erosion.  

3. Applications  

- Construction – Foundation treatment, bricks/blocks.  

- Transportation – Highways, railways (subgrade reinforcement).  

- Environmental – Landfills, contaminated soil remediation.  

- Agriculture – Soil structure improvement.  

- Infrastructure – Tunnels, bridges, marine projects.  

4. Advantages  

- Cost-effective – Uses local soil, reduces material costs.  

- Eco-friendly – Minimizes natural resource consumption.  

- Adaptable – Customizable curing agents for different soils.  

- Durable – Resistant to compression, water, and frost.  

 Jianxin Machinery’s Solidified Soil Equipment  

- Production capacity: 25–180 m³/h  

- Mixer power: 18.5–110 kW  

- Core technology: Vertical planetary mixer, customizable production lines.  

- Applications: Infrastructure, environmental projects, and more.