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Van Oord and HITEC Road to use MIP method for dyke reinforcement

MIP method to be used for Dyke reinforcement in innovative Netherlands partnership programme

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A milling cutter from HITEC Road will be used during the programme of dyke reinforcement in the Netherlands where the mixed-in-place method will be used to stabilise the waterways

A milling cutter from HITEC Road will be used during the programme of dyke reinforcement in the Netherlands where the mixed-in-place method will be used to stabilise the waterways

To meet the challenge, market players and water boards will have to cooperate. Project Strong Lek Dyke made it possible to investigate the mixed-in-place (MIP) method and now Van Oord and HITEC Road have...

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