Technology: Recycling and soil stabilisation
Discover the processes and technical components of recycling and soil stabilisation. Learn more about the wide range of cold and hot recycling applications and our soil stabilisers.
Soil stabilisers convert ground with insufficient load-bearing capacity into soil that is highly suitable for paving and compaction. Added lime improves the existing soil, while added cement strengthens it. Our stabilisers can handle a wide range of soil enhancement and stabilisation tasks, including the construction of roads, car parks, industrial facilities, airfields, port facilities and railway lines. They are also suitable for various earthworks such as the construction of dams, embankments and backfilling.
Discover the operating principle and technical components of soil stabilisers. Learn more about the variety of soil stabilisation applications and this fast and efficient method.
The advantages of stabilisers
The process enables the re-use of up to 100% of the existing material in-place This minimises transport movements and the associated emissions In short, We have been able to convince more and more people around the globe about the clear benefits of using this process.
soil stabilisation
Base layers with hydraulic binding agents
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In cold recycling, damaged asphalt layers are milled and crushed, rebound through the addition of binding agents, compacted, and repaved. WIRTGEN’s cold recyclers are suitable for use in all performance classes – from recycling thin asphalt layers on secondary roads with little traffic to recycling thick asphalt layers on highly frequented motorways that must withstand significant loads.
Discover the processes and technical components of cold recycling technology. Learn more about the variety of cold recycling applications and about this process.
Concentrated knowledge from research and working construction sites
Take a look at the hands-on guideConcentrated knowledge from research and working construction sites
Take a look at the hands-on guideA groundbreaking technology on the road to success
Read the history of WIRTGEN recyclers