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Soil Stabilization

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Polymer emulsion soil stabilization provides a cost-effective alternative to other methods. The technology uses in-situ soil, eliminating the need for importing quarried aggregates. Because of its brief curing time, it also allows roads to be opened to traffic much sooner than other construction methods.

MCP recommends styrene butadiene emulsions for dust suppression applications because of the excellent water resistance properties. MCP's styrene acrylic emulsion polymer has the ability to be blended with salt solutions. Application and cure rates are dependent on the soil composition and geographical location.

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STYRENE ACRYLIC EMULSION

  • Polymer
  • Solids (%)
  • Viscosity (cps)
  • Tg (°C)
  • Rovene® 6126
  • 39.5-40.5
  • 700 Max
  • +20
  • Rovene 6126 provides a flexible yet strong cohesive bond for a range of materials and particle surface areas. Rovene 6126 imparts films with good water resistance properties.

CARBOXYLATED STYRENE-BUTADIENE EMULSION

  • Polymer
  • Solids (%)
  • Viscosity (cps)
  • Tg (°C)
  • Rovene® 4045
  • 45-45.7
  • 900 Max
  • +17
  • Rovene 4045 is styrene-butadiene emulsion polymer recommended in applications where soil and aggregate stabilization and binding are required.

VINYL-ACETATE ETHYLENE EMULSION

  • Polymer
  • Solids (%)
  • Viscosity (cps)
  • Tg (°C)
  • Rovene® 7007
  • 55
  • 1500-2500
  • +14
  • Rovene 7007 provides a soft flexible film with good adhesion on the surface of many common plastic substrates; excellent base emulsion for floor-, wall- or ceiling adhesives'  compatible with cement so it can be used to reinforce waterproofing capability of cementitious compounds.
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