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Published on: June 15, 2014
Biogrouting compared to jet grouting: environmental (LCA) and economical assessment
Pascal Suer1, Niklas Hallberg, Christel Carlsson
1Swedish Geotechnical Institute, Linkoping, Sweden. pascal.suer@swedgeo.se
Abstract:
In order to predict consequences of replacing jet grouting with biogrouting, and identify major contributors to the cost of both technologies, a large road project in Stockholm, Sweden, was used as a case study. Jet grouting had been used to seal the contact between sheet piling and bedrock, biogrouting for the same function was computed. A comparative environmental and economical assessment was carried out using life cycle assessment (LCA). The results show that biogrouting was cheaper than jet grouting and would have had lower environmental impact. The major difference was the transport and use of heavier equipment for jet grouting. Biogrouting also used less water and produced less landfilled waste. However, the production of urea and CaCl(2) for biogrouting required much energy.
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