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The Construction Method That Can Prevent Skyscrapers From Sinking | WSJ
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6:14Now PlayingSuper-tall skyscrapers are being built in cities around the world where they may normally sink, and builders are using a unique engineering method called deep-soil mixing to make it happen. Mixing soil and cement creates a super-strong slurry called “soilcrete” that is three times stronger than regular soil.
WSJ explains the process of essentially changing the earth, and the risks it poses as cities expand.
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