Foundation Grouting

Grout is a thin mortar that can be poured and used to fill cracks in masonry or brickwork. Backfill grouting is the art of pumping grouts below slabs, behind walls, under roadways, around pipes, and in fact anywhere a void exists. This is required to stop the movement damaging the structure. Pressure Grouting Is the common term used to describe the pumping of grouts and mortars as opposed to tile grouting in bathrooms etc. Leveling and filling compounds are used to level surfaces, fill cavities, and shim or set machinery. They often have filling and sealing properties. Permanent filling of these cracks is required to control seepage, or to strengthen the foundation.

So a mixture of cement and water is injected into the foundation under considerable pressure, from a hole drilled for this purpose. The hole has control valves mounted on it and is supplied with grout by the gear. This gear comprises an agitator, a pump, connecting hoses and a mixer.

The salient features of our Foundation Grouting are as follows:

Epoxy grouting of foundation bolts and base plates of new machinery and equipments against shocks and vibrations.
Maintains permanent alignment
Excellent chemical resistance
Superior vibration damping
High physical property
Increase equipment and foundation service life
Lower equipment operating cost
Increase MTBF(Mean Time Between Failure)

Following are the areas of application of our Foundation Grouting

Pumps
Compressors
Generator
Crushers
Turbines
Machinery foundations
Oil tank foundations
Heavy machinery
Bridges
Dam