Definition of Grouting in the construction world
has expanded meaning due to the existence of various steps and types of work in the construction field including the scope of development or mining construction.
In its application, grouting activities also involve machine operations where the machine plays a major role in the grouting process.. In the process, work on various structures such as dam foundation grouting, soil stabilization, soil permeation, consolidation grouting, compaction grouting (except low mobility), water cut-off and structural stabilization in rock tunnels, deep foundations through drilled piers, underwater concrete, structural concrete repair, elevation of slabs and elevated structures, rock anchors, ground anchors, and heavy equipment foundations and bases.. The process is to use grouting that has high or unlimited pressure, because if you use this grouting machine it will be able to be used anywhere to achieve the desired results. In general, the process of applying the grouting technique machine using this grouting machine will involve several types of materials grouting with the main ingredient being cement to obtain the desired end result. The process of mixing and mixing these materials or materials will be used in the construction process and / or used for repairs to buildings. In the hardening process, each building or construction also has its own characteristics, so the process will be different. But this presents a unique challenge in the selection, operation and maintenance of grouting equipment. In some types, materials such as chemical grouts are also used very effectively, especially in water cutoff work (the process of stopping the flow of water) cement grouting or Permeation grouting fills cracks or holes in soil and rock and penetrates into coarse and granular soil with flowable particulate grout to produce a cemented mass. However, this process requires that the main ingredient used for this and other applications has been, and still remains, a cementitious material, which is usually derived from Portland cement (the base material for concrete, mortar, stucco, and non-specialty grouts). This is because the operational process often requires larger quantities of material. And in this case, cement base is the cheapest and most economical material for this type of grouting work. In each manufacturer company ( grouting machine) of course also has different design features and material components, so this will make the competition of each company. Therefore, each equipment from each manufacturer also certainly has procedures for the use, maintenance of each machine. This is very common so that anything about the use of construction machinery in use certainly has different procedures, which must be considered and how to use it and how when the operator of this machine to avoid some common problems that can occur and how to overcome them if they occur. This will be based on more or less general examples and is not meant to be specific to any particular machine.
