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Geopan: Innovative Lightweight Infill for Reducing Structural Loads and Earthquake Effects
Geofoam is a high-performance construction material used in geotechnical engineering worldwide since the 1960s.
Geofoam weighs approximately 1% as much as standard fill materials.
Geofoam lightweight fill technology was first used by the Norwegian Road Research Laboratory in 1972 as a lightweight infill material to reduce settlement in road applications.
Geofoam lightweight fill was first used in the 1970s in Scandinavian countries, followed by Western Europe, America and Japan.
Geofoam lightweight fill reduces loads on the ground and structures, as well as ground settlement.
Manufactured in blocks, geofoam is available in different shapes, sizes and strengths to suit project requirements.
Geofoam also offers innovative solutions for reducing earthquake effects and absorbing shock, noise and vibration.
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Geofoam reduces structural loads with an innovative lightweight fill material and helps protect structures against earthquake effects. Weighing approximately 1% as much as conventional fill materials, it reduces ground settlement and can be manufactured in different shapes, sizes and strengths to suit project requirements. It also offers innovative solutions for noise and vibration damping.
