Solutions for slope stabilization
At Solutioma, we have a long history in the field of slope stabilization. This allows us to identify potential stability problems in slopes and implement and execute the most suitable solutions according to the specific needs of each project.
Slope stabilization involves direct action on a slope or embankments that presents stability issues. There are different techniques that, suited to the type of difficulty existing in the slope, ensure safety in multiple areas and infrastructures, buildings, or public interest spaces affected by landslides.
What solutions do we offer for slope stabilization?
FAQs
In construction and projects, they are often called interchangeably, but initially, the process of projecting mortar was patented with the name of Shotcrete. Later, coarse aggregate was added, and it began to be called sprayed concrete.
Thus, shotcrete typically refers to the mix with a maximum aggregate of 8 mm and when it contains an aggregate of a larger diameter we refer to it as sprayed concrete.
Shotcrete is a mix composed of water, aggregate, cement, and additives that is projected at high speed onto surfaces to create a resistant coating layer. It is used in slope stabilization, tunnels, and other structures to achieve a resistant, durable protection with high impermeability.
The benefits of slope stabilization include reducing the risk of landslides and slides, protecting infrastructure and ensuring the safety of people near the slopes. It can also contribute to environmental conservation by preventing soil erosion.
To stabilize a slope, various techniques or integral solutions can be employed, such as the installation of high-performance membranes, sprayed concrete, or reinforced double-twist mesh, among other systems. The choice of the suitable solution depends on the specific characteristics of the slope and the instability problems.
Slope stabilization involves direct action on a slope or hillside that presents stability problems. It is a set of techniques and measures used to prevent the collapse or detachment of land, rocks, or vegetative material on slopes or hillsides. Its goal is to maintain the structural integrity of these inclined surfaces and reduce the risk of slides.
Do you have any questions about slope stabilization?
If you need any clarification, do not hesitate to contact our technical team, who will resolve any doubts you may have. We have years of experience and knowledge that we will put at your disposal from the first moment. What do you need?
