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Understanding High Energy Impact Compaction (HEIC)

High Energy Impact Compaction (HEIC) revolutionizes ground improvement with its ability to achieve superior soil density and stability. Unlike traditional methods, HEIC uses advanced rollers and compaction technology to penetrate deeper soil layers, addressing heterogeneities and enhancing load-bearing capacity. Ideal for mining, dredging, and large-scale earthworks, HEIC reduces project timelines, lowers costs, and promotes sustainability. Discover how Landpac’s innovative solutions deliver efficient and environmentally responsible results for heavy-duty projects.

A green tractor with a yellow attachment is parked on a large, dusty field under a clear blue sky, ready for proof rolling. Trees and a few buildings are visible in the distant background.

Understanding High Energy Impact Compaction (HEIC)

High Energy Impact Compaction (HEIC) revolutionizes ground improvement with its ability to achieve superior soil density and stability. Unlike traditional methods, HEIC uses advanced rollers and compaction technology to penetrate deeper soil layers, addressing heterogeneities and enhancing load-bearing capacity. Ideal for mining, dredging, and large-scale earthworks, HEIC reduces project timelines, lowers costs, and promotes sustainability. Discover how Landpac’s innovative solutions deliver efficient and environmentally responsible results for heavy-duty projects.

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Two tractors work diligently on leveling a large, muddy field at Tuas Terminal, Phase 1, with the looming industrial complex in the background. The buildings have chimneys and industrial structures, evoking a factory setting. An overcast sky lends a muted tone to the scene.

Tuas Terminal Phase 1

Tuas Terminal Phase 1 (TTP1), an ambitious initiative by the Singapore government, aims to consolidate its world-class container port facilities.

A tractor drives across a large, barren construction site resembling a future terminal, with numerous cranes in the background under a cloudy sky. The ground appears leveled and sandy, indicating early stages of construction work at what could soon be Moin's bustling hub.

Moin Container Terminal

The expansion of Moin Container Terminal in Limon, Costa Rica, crucial for handling 80% of the country’s freight, involved developing

Aerial view of the London Gateway, showcasing a bustling port with numerous shipping containers neatly organized in rows. Adjacent areas display bright green and yellow overlays indicating varying levels of logistics activity or vegetation. Industrial buildings and tanks loom in the background.

London Gateway

The London Gateway project, a major deep-sea container port in Essex, UK, involved extensive land reclamation using dredged fill.

A construction site at Jebel Ali Port showcases a vast expanse covered with black tarp or liner, surrounded by earth-moving equipment and vehicles. In the background, various construction materials and temporary structures are visible, highlighting the dynamic development in the area.

Jebel Ali Port

The Jebel Ali Port expansion in Dubai entailed reclamation behind Quay 4 and Berth 21, requiring the backfilling of dredged

A large green tractor with yellow wheels is parked on a construction site under a cloudy sky. Two workers wearing hard hats and safety vests stand next to it, alongside a yellow cylindrical roller attachment, as they progress the Port Tanger development.

Port Tanger Project

The Tanger MED 2 project, essential for the construction of a new container terminal in Morocco, required substantial dredging and

A large construction vehicle moves over a sandy surface at a construction site on Kooragang Island. In the background, there is a yellow crane, mounds of dirt, and an industrial terminal under a clear blue sky.

Kooragang Island Coal Export Terminal

The expansion of the Kooragang Island Coal Export Terminal, aimed at increasing coal throughput to 30 Mtpa, involved substantial dredging

Aerial view of a construction site near a body of water, hinting at the expansion of Port Botany. The site features large, rectangular plots of dirt with visible tire tracks. Several cranes and construction vehicles are scattered throughout the area, working on land preparation for a future container terminal.

Port Botany Container Terminal Expansion

The Port Botany Container Terminal Expansion was a major project in Sydney, Australia, involving the reclamation of 63Ha using 8

A yellow steamroller compacts sandy terrain under a blue sky near Hong Kong Airport. Two additional yellow construction vehicles are visible in the background on a raised portion of the landscape.

Chek Lap Kok Airport

Through Landpac’s expertise in HEIC, Chek Lap Kok Airport successfully addressed its soil compaction and stability challenges, laying a robust

A yellow construction vehicle, vital for liquefaction mitigation, smooths an uneven dirt surface with a large roller attachment. Puddles reflect the sky in the foreground, while trees and modern buildings can be seen in the background.

HEIC for Liquefaction Mitigation

Liquefaction is a phenomenon that can occur in saturated soils during seismic events, causing significant damage to structures and infrastructure.

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