Controlled Modulus Columns™
The Controlled Modulus Columns™ are well adapted to high surface loading conditions and strict settlement requirements and are used to support slabs-on-grade, isolated footings and embankments on compressible clays, fills and organic soils.
A specially designed auger, powered by equipment with large torque capacity and high static down thrust, displaces the soil laterally, with virtually no spoil or vibration. During the auger extraction process, a column is developed by pressure-grouting to achieve a predetermined stiffness ratio with the surrounding soil. The result is a composite soil/cement ground improvement system.
Advantages of Controlled Modulus Columns:
- Uniformly supports slabs-on-grade, thus reducing the required slab thickness and reinforcing steel quantity
- Increases the strength properties and modulus of the in-situ soil
- Displaces soil laterally, with virtually no spoil, thus no need to dispose of contaminated soil
- Reduces vibration and minimizes disturbance of the surface layer

Projects:
59 Old Hook Road, Bayonne, NJ
Bayonne Crossing, Bayonne, NJ
Essington Avenue Market, Philadelphia, PA
The Fitzgerald at UB Midtown, Baltimore, MD
Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, Fort Belvoir, VA
The Frederick News Post, Frederick, MD
Garden State Parkway Bridge Over Mullica River, Port Republic, NJ
Great Lakes Wind Power Plant, Monroe, MI
Greenside Aircraft Taxiway and Hangar Complex, Quantico, VA
Harrison Heights, Harrison, NJ
Henley on the Hudson, Weehawken, NJ
Interstate 78, Union County, NJ
Kutztown University, Kutztown, PA
NuStar Storage Tanks, Texas City, TX
Penn Park, Philadelphia, PA
Squantum Gardens, Quincy, MA
Target, Boston, MA
Unilever Ice Cream Freezer Warehouse, Memphis, TN
Willows Senior Apartments, Lebanon, PA
