Turbacal plus | Mixture of calcium sulfate and decomposed organic substrate
¿Cuanto material necesitas?
¿Cuanto material necesitas?
How much stone do I need?
How much stone do I need for the ground?
For shot and gravel song:
• ± 80kg per m², based on a 5cm layer.*For granulometries> 32mm a thicker layer is necessary.• Saca consumption: 1000kg = 0.625m³.
• Covering capacity: ± 12.5m² with a layer of 5 cm.
For pine cortex:
• ± 70L per m², based on a 5cm layer.
• Saca consumption: 1000L = ± 1m³ = ± 600kg
• Covering capacity: ± 14m² with a layer of 5 cm.
For volcanic, slate and chamota:
• ± 50kg per m², based on a 5cm layer.
• Saca consumption: 1000kg = ± 1m³
• Covering capacity: ± 20m² with a layer of 5 cm
How much stone do I need to fill a gabion?
Density of ± 1,650kg by 1m³.
The calculation is very simple to understand with an example, if you have a 100x50x30 cm gav. You have to make the following accounts:
1x0.5x0,3 = 0.15m³
0.15x1,650 = 247.50kg. stone.
*It is always good to calculate an extra 5%, since the gavions when filling them are a little and always enters some more stone than in the theoretical calculations.
Clarifications
ATTENTION!
Granulometries are sizes of sizes
Real sizes can vary slightly, since when talking, for example, 60-80mm stone, it means that the stones pass through a square mesh of 80x80mm. and do not go through a 60x60mm.
This 80x80 mesh can pass a 100mm stone. long and 65mm. wide so there may be a percentage of stones greater than 80 and less than 60mm.
Broken stones
On the other hand, in the stones of more than 60mm. There is a percentage of up to 10% stones that can be broken during classification, washing, loading and downloading, today we have no machinery that avoids those breaks.
In the photos you can see, only real products are seen, broken pieces have been removed.
Dust and sand in products
This product is not washed, so it contains dust, sand and even traces of other products due to processing and transport. This is not a problem when using it; The stone will be washed alone over time or can throw water before using it.
Turbacal plus | Mixture of calcium sulfate and decomposed organic substrate
Turbacal Plus is an innovative organic-minine amendment designed for gardeners and farmers who seek to improve the quality of their soil while providing essential nutrition to their plants. This multifunctional product combines the improper properties of the soil of the decomposed organic substrate with the nutritional benefits of dihydrated calcium sulfate. It is composed of 80% calcium sulfate and 20% of decomposed organic substrate.
Presentation: Available in comfortable Big Bags of 1,000 liters, Turbacal Plus is ready for use in a wide range of agricultural and gardening applications.
Benefits and uses:
-
Improvement of soil structure: The organic substrate decomposed in turbacal plus enriches the soil with organic matter, improving its structure and promoting greater porosity and water retention capacity. This results in a healthier soil and with better aeration, essential for root development.
-
Nutritional contribution: Calcium sulfate provides calcium and sulfur, two crucial elements for plant growth. This contribution helps to nurture plants and can improve the quality of the fruits and the general strength of vegetation.
-
PH correction: Turbacal Plus can help modify the pH of the soil, neutralizing too acid soils and facilitating a more balanced growth environment for a wide variety of plants.
-
COBERTETER FERTILIZATION: In addition to improving the soil, Turbacal Plus can serve as a cover fertilizer, providing nutrients directly to plants during the growth season.
-
Easy to apply: The Big Bag format facilitates the application of the product in large areas, allowing a uniform and efficient distribution.
Use recommendations: Apply Turbacal Plus during soil preparation before planting or at the beginning of the growth season. Its use is versatile, suitable for gardens, ornamental gardens, open field crops and pots.
Turbacal Plus is its ally for a more fertile soil and healthier plants, combining the best practices of sustainable agriculture with advances in plant nutrition.