Stabilisation of soils with lime offers the following benefits; Reduction in moisture content Reduction in the plasticity of clays and production of a more friable and workable material. Increase in alkalinity to trigger cementitious reactions in pozzolanic materials. Treatment with lime of even a clay soil of high plasticity will produce a friable material suitable for further treatment...

Stabilisation by the incorporation of for example; Ordinary Portland Cement, Pulverised Fuel Ash or Incinerator Bottom Ash in addition strengthens the material. The Hydraulically Bound Material (HBM) or Cement Bound Material (CBM) produced is suitable for a variety of applications such as sub base or base course in airport apron, car park and road construction and also as a material for ditch...

Bentonite Enhanced Soils can be regarded as synthetic clay as Bentonite when rehydrated swells to 7-9 times its volume and therefore when added to soil reduces permeability. The principle application for BES has been for landfill lining however it is also an effective seal against underlying contaminants for residential or commercial developments. Ex-situ incorporation of Bentonite by use...

Bitumen emulsions consist of two immiscible liquids, bitumen and water, stabilised by an emulsifier. The bitumen is dispersed throughout the continuous aqueous phase in the form of discrete particles, which are held in suspension by electrostatic charges imparted to the particles by the emulsifier.Mixing cold aggregate with a bitumen emulsion produces a coating stone which may be stockpiled...

The BG Europa (UK) Ltd KS range was developed from the already established range of Barber Greene Stabilisation Mixers. The reputation for quality, versatility and reliability have ensured that the KS mixer has been chosen for many prestigious projects throughout the world. The KS heavy duty twin shaft mixer is of rugged design with reversible Ni-hard tips for double life and SG Iron paddle...