Grouting
Grouting is the process of injecting a fluid material, known as grout, which may be cementitious, chemical, epoxy, or resin-based, into voids, cracks, joints, or pores in concrete, masonry, soil, or rock. Once hardened, the grout strengthens the structure, seals leaks, stabilises foundations, and enhances its load-bearing capacity.
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Types:
- Jet Grouting
- Chemical Grouting
- Cementitious Grouting
- Epoxy / Resin Grouting
Advantages:
- It reduces risks of structural failure, settlement, or collapse.
- It prevents water seepage, leakage, and ingress of harmful chemicals.
- It improves the load-bearing capacity of concrete, masonry, soil, and rock.
- It strengthens weak soils and prevents settlement in buildings and heavy structures etc.