Slurry Method

The slurry method is a technique used in construction, especially for underwater or difficult terrain foundations. It involves mixing materials like cement or grout with water to create a liquid slurry, which can easily be pumped into and fill gaps, voids, or beneath structures. This mixture hardens over time, providing stability and support. Essentially, it’s like pouring a thick, fluid concrete to reinforce or fill spaces that are hard to reach with traditional solid materials, ensuring a secure and durable foundation or sealing below the surface.