Ground Improvement

GVS

The GVS method is a patented soil stabilization method using vacuum pressure instead of embankment loading to speed up the overall process without disturbing the surrounding structures of the project.

Generally the difficulty of using a vacuum system is in evenly distributing the vacuum pressure to the entire treatment area. The GVS method is a new modified vacuum consolidation system with an effective and even distribution of the vacuum pressure across the entire treatment area.

The GVS method gives a better consolidation result compared to conventional methods.

Benefits:

Increasing soil strength rapidly.
Faster settlement.
Larger total settlement.
Reduces residual settlement.
Shortening construction time.
Minimum working area.
Minimum influence on the surroundings.
Environmentally friendly.
No need of preloading material if the load less than 70 kPa

Applications:

Reclamation Works
Container Yards
Power Plants
Seaports and Airfields
Road and Railway Embankments
Manufacturing Plants
Residential and Industrial Estates
Tank Yards