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Literally, Precast is the Future. On a large-scale basis there are several advantages without forceable disadvantages. With Japan covering over 3.2% of World's precast concrete market size with high-definition methodology and improved mixtures. Its India that is in the emerging business of precast concrete.
"For the Mumbai-Delhi Highway, a precast manufacturing company in Gujarat has collaborated with Japan; all the solutions and products (for the Mumbai-Delhi Highway) for drainage and pipelines have been taken from them. Slowly, we are moving towards Precast, making it a compulsory and mandatory norm for all these infrastructure developments, eventually leading to sustainable practices." - Shri Nitin Gadkari Hon'ble Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India Hon. Shri Narendra Modi Hon. Shri Nitin Gadkari Ministry of Road Transport & Highways - India National Highways Authority of India Fuji Silvertech, a unique partnership between Indian innovation and a century of Japanese experience. We are dedicated to advancing India's infrastructure with cutting-edge Precast Solutions for a resilient future. The Future is Precast. #precast #precastconcrete #precastconstruction #futureisprecast #precasttechnology #infrastructuredevelopment #infrastructureprojects #indojapan #ducting #highwayconstruction #infratech #nationalhighways #indianeconomy #indiangovernment #govtofindia #pmo #nitingadkari #narendramodi #development #indiashining #fujisilvertech #futureisprecast
Fuji Silvertech, a unique partnership between Indian innovation and a century of Japanese experience.
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This should be done for all the construction in India
"For the Mumbai-Delhi Highway, a precast manufacturing company in Gujarat has collaborated with Japan; all the solutions and products (for the Mumbai-Delhi Highway) for drainage and pipelines have been taken from them. Slowly, we are moving towards Precast, making it a compulsory and mandatory norm for all these infrastructure developments, eventually leading to sustainable practices." - Shri Nitin Gadkari Hon'ble Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India Hon. Shri Narendra Modi Hon. Shri Nitin Gadkari Ministry of Road Transport & Highways - India National Highways Authority of India Fuji Silvertech, a unique partnership between Indian innovation and a century of Japanese experience. We are dedicated to advancing India's infrastructure with cutting-edge Precast Solutions for a resilient future. The Future is Precast. #precast #precastconcrete #precastconstruction #futureisprecast #precasttechnology #infrastructuredevelopment #infrastructureprojects #indojapan #ducting #highwayconstruction #infratech #nationalhighways #indianeconomy #indiangovernment #govtofindia #pmo #nitingadkari #narendramodi #development #indiashining #fujisilvertech #futureisprecast
Fuji Silvertech, a unique partnership between Indian innovation and a century of Japanese experience.
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45 years Expertise in Shipping and Logistics I Advisor in Customs, International Business, Freight Forwarding and Logistics I Concerned and Sensitive Educator I TEDx Speaker I Author I Policy Maker
I'm hoping the new era of connectivity, logistics, shipping and transportation will begin at Dwarka. The Sudarshan Setu Bridge is not just a feat of engineering; it's a symbol of connectivity and progress, ushering in a new era of accessibility and convenience for the people of Gujarat. Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Sudarshan Setu, a monumental four-lane cable-stayed bridge linking Okha to Beyt Dwarka island in Gujarat. Costing Rs 979 crore, this engineering marvel spans 2.32 kilometers, with a central double-span cable-stayed portion covering 900 meters, accompanied by a 2.45-kilometer-long approach road. The bridge flaunts a captivating design, featuring steel pylons and cables arranged in a fan-like pattern. Its aesthetic allure has made it a prominent landmark in Dwarka, captivating the nation's attention. Serving as a vital link, the Sudarshan Setu Bridge connects the mainland town of Okha with Beyt Dwarka island, previously accessible solely by boat. This direct connection promises to substantially reduce travel time, enhancing accessibility for pilgrims and tourists alike. The cable-stayed bridge boasts a deck composed of composite steel-reinforced concrete, with a substantial width of 27.2 meters accommodating two lanes in each direction and 2.5-meter-wide footpaths on both sides. Solar panels atop the footpath shade enhance sustainability, generating 1 MW of power. Stretching across a remarkable total length of 2,320 meters, it holds the prestigious title of India's longest cable-stayed bridge. With three spans, including a 500-meter-long middle span, and two A-shaped composite pylons towering at a height of 129.985 meters, the bridge seamlessly integrates impressive engineering and design features. Ministry of Ports , Shipping and Waterways (India) Government of Gujarat Ministry of Road Transport & Highways - India #transportation #logisticssolutions #connectivity #bridgeconstruction #bridgeengineering #transportationmanagement #shippingworldwide #shippingsolutions #freight #coastalliving #seafreight #maritimeindustry #transportation #dwarka #coastalliving #coastalsecurity #seafreight #shippingcontainers #containershipping #containerhandling #ship
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The Mumbai Trans Harbour Link, officially named the Shri #Atal Bihari Vajpayee Trans Harbour Link, has been #inaugurated! 1. Milestone #Achievement Delighted to share the inauguration of the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link, marking a significant milestone in India's infrastructure development. This 21.8 km marvel is set to redefine connectivity between Mumbai and Navi #Mumbai. 2. Global Recognition Proud to highlight that the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link is now the longest sea bridge in India and the 12th longest globally. A testament to India's engineering prowess and commitment to enhancing its transportation network. 3. Comprehensive Design The 6-lane elevated road bridge features a width of 27 meters, emergency exit lanes, edge strips, and advanced safety measures. A holistic approach to infrastructure, designed to meet the evolving needs of our growing population. 4. Strategic Impact Connecting Sewri in South Mumbai to Chirle near Nhava Sheva in #Raigad District, this bridge holds immense strategic importance, fostering economic growth, trade, and easing daily commutes. It links to the Mumbai–Pune #Expressway in the east and the under-construction Coastal Road in the west. 5. Leadership Inauguration Honored to witness Prime Minister Narendra #Modi inaugurate this transformative project on January 12, 2024. The Mumbai Trans Harbour Link, with a capacity for 70,000 vehicles per day, is poised to enhance regional connectivity and elevate the quality of life for millions. #Infrastructure #Connectivity #MumbaiTransHarbourLink #Development #LeadershipInInfrastructure
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🌍 Revolutionizing Green Living with Shipping Containers 🏠 We pour so much into building concrete homes—taking soil, water, and natural resources from the Earth, depleting it bit by bit. But what if there’s a better way? Reuse and recycle is the most eco-friendly path forward, and Dhara and Sonali from Pune are showing us how. Their startup, Studio Alternatives, turns discarded shipping containers into sustainable, affordable, and moveable spaces, helping reduce the carbon footprint of the construction industry—responsible for 39% of global emissions! Positive Impact on the Environment: Reduced Waste: By upcycling containers, they’re keeping tons of steel out of landfills. Lower Carbon Emissions: These container homes require fewer resources and energy to build, directly contributing to the fight against climate change. Sustainable Features: With grey water recycling and gardening zones in the works, they’re taking green living to the next level. One of their most touching projects? A portable school for an NGO, designed to reach kids wherever they are. They’re not just building structures—they’re creating a more sustainable future by rethinking waste. Truly inspiring! Huge shoutout to #TheBetterIndia for sharing stories like this that remind us of the power of innovation and sustainability. 🌱 #Sustainability #Upcycling #ContainerHomes #GreenLiving #ClimateAction #CircularEconomy #EcoFriendly #Innovation #GreenBuilding #TheBetterIndia #StudioAlternatives #ReduceReuseRecycle #EnvironmentalImpact #SustainableLiving
Dhara & Sonali: Turning Shipping Containers Into Portable Homes
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Happy new financial year 24-25 #Newfinancialyear As India focuses on elevating its infrastructure to world-class standards, the abrasive industry is poised for significant growth and transformation. The future of abrasive industries in India👇 #Infrastructureprojects such as highways, bridges, railways, airports, and smart cities underway, there will be a surge in the demand for construction materials, including abrasive products. Abrasives are essential in various construction tasks like surface preparation, concrete grinding, polishing, and metal fabricatin. #Technological- India's abrasive industry is likely to witness technological advancements aimed at improving efficiency, productivity, and product quality. This will enhance the performance and competitiveness of Indian abrasive manufacturers both domestically and internationally. #FocusonEfficiencyandSustainability: As India moves towards sustainable development, there will be a growing emphasis on environmentally friendly abrasive solutions. Abrasive manufacturers will adopt sustainable practices such as using recycled materials, reducing energy consumption, and minimizing waste generation. #QualityandPrecisionStandards: To meet international infrastructure standards, there will be a heightened focus on the quality and precision of construction materials, including abrasives. Indian abrasive manufacturers will need to adhere to stringent quality control measures and certifications to ensure consistency and reliability in their products. This focus on quality will be essential for gaining the trust of both domestic and global customers. #AdoptionofAutomationandRobotics: The Indian abrasive industry will increasingly embrace automation and robotics to enhance manufacturing processes and improve product consistency. Automated grinding and polishing systems will streamline production, reduce labor costs, and minimize errors. #GlobalMarketExpansion👉 With India's infrastructure development gaining global attention, there will be opportunities for Indian abrasive manufacturers to expand their presence in international markets. By offering competitive pricing, superior product quality, and reliable logistics, Indian abrasive companies can capture a share of the global abrasive market. #Researchanddevelopment👉 Investment in research and development will be crucial for the future of the abrasive industry in India. Collaboration between industry stakeholders, academic institutions, and government agencies will drive innovation in abrasive materials, manufacturing processes, and application technologies. The future of the abrasive industry in India looks promising, fueled by increased infrastructure development, technological advancements, sustainability initiatives, quality standards, automation, and global market opportunities. Indian abrasive companies that embrace these trends and invest in innovation will play a vital role in shaping India's journey towards world-class infrastructure.
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Program Manager, Urban Designer & Researcher WRI, BIGRS | Ex PDA | Road Safety, Street Design, Research, Walk, Cycle, Smart Cities, TOD & Lastmile, Safe Systems, Vision Zero | Views Personal
#ClimateResilient Streets | A conversation today for better tomorrow. Great piece by Akanksha Aggarwal to understand the urgency for this change in our current discourse - around designing and developing our Streets and Public Space.
Indian cities are rapidly growing resulting in an ever-increasing demand for transport infrastructure. In her latest blog titled ‘Towards Climate Resilience: A Streetside View,’ Akanksha Aggarwal from WRI India emphasizes on the need for recalibrating our approach to street design to mitigate the effects of climate change, detailing four key actions: ➡ Reimagining Materials: Invest in research and innovation in sustainable and green alternatives to concrete.Use permeable surfaces like porous pavements and bioswales to reduce surface runoff and enable better water percolation. ➡Redefining Processes: Adapting municipal approval processes to enable easy integration of environment-friendly materials into construction practices. ➡Co-creating Solutions: Fostering collaboration between contractors, engineers, and experts to create cost-effective, interim, and long-term solutions. ➡Viewing Streets as Ecological Landscapes: Incorporate green spaces, vertical gardens, and enhanced drainage systems to manage stormwater and reduce heat. Read the blog here: https://bit.ly/3RIY5jZ #WRIRoadSafety #RoadSafety #SaferByDesign
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Nitin Gadkari Ministry of Road Transport & Highways - India National Highways Authority of India NHAI InvIT (National Highways Infra Trust) Government of India Government of India Official #nitingadkari #morth #nationalhighways #buildinganation #greeninfrastructure #infrastructure #nhai #highwaysafety #highwayengineering #design #alerting #govtofindia #governmentofindia #research #innovative #innovation #creativity #ideas #solutions #safety #transportation #roadsafety #technology #Fog Honourable minister Respected Sir this No overtaking Alerting blink light facility if present in turnings or sharp curves will help approaching vehicles to reduce speeds and not to overtake even if any vehicle stopped before turnings also anywhere provides better facility and safety will help in reducing speeds and overtaking while approaching curves. my innovative idea of solution This facility also helps in fog to slowdown shows direction
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Building the Future of India, One Brick at a Time!" 🇮🇳 As we celebrate 78 years of India’s independence, we reflect on the foundations that have shaped our nation—and our role in constructing the future. 🏢 In the world of commercial building construction, every project is more than just steel and concrete. It’s about creating spaces where businesses grow, communities thrive, and dreams become reality. But what’s the foundation of your success? Are you partnering with a construction company that understands your vision and delivers with precision? 🛠️ This Independence Day, let's celebrate the freedom to innovate, build, and achieve greatness together! #IndependenceDay #CommercialConstruction #BuildingIndia #India78 #SustainableConstruction
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#SelfHealingConcrete: A Potential Game-changer for Indian Roads In 2022, India faced a stark reality where nearly 4,500 accidents were attributed to potholes, claiming over 1,800 lives. The urgent need for more resilient and safer roads is undeniable. Enter the promising technology of self-healing asphalt, a novel approach championed by Dutch scientist Erik Schlangen that could redefine road maintenance and safety on Indian highways. Indian roads, primarily constructed from asphalt due to its ease of installation and cost-effectiveness, suffer from inherent durability issues. Traditional asphalt allows water infiltration through its pores, leading to the formation of cracks and the dreaded potholes. However, Schlangen’s innovation incorporates small steel fibers into the asphalt mix, creating a dynamic material that can expand when heated, effectively sealing small cracks before they evolve into larger structural problems. This self-healing mechanism is activated by heat, a resource abundantly available in India's predominantly warm climate. While the technology typically requires running a heat-generating induction machine over the asphalt to initiate the healing process, the potential for leveraging India's sunny weather could be explored to optimize this feature, making the roads self-repairing with minimal intervention. Currently, self-healing asphalt is being tested across 12 roads in the Netherlands, demonstrating promising longevity since its public introduction in 2010. Although the initial costs are estimated to be 25% higher than standard asphalt, the reduction in frequent maintenance could translate into significant long-term savings. Considering that India loses an estimated $22 billion annually to traffic congestion, with vehicles burning excess fuel and freight delays due to poor road conditions, the economic case for investing in self-healing roads is strong. Moreover, smoother and more reliable road surfaces could drastically improve traffic flow, potentially increasing average vehicle speeds by up to 15 km per hour in major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Kolkata. This not only enhances fuel efficiency but also reduces the carbon footprint of millions of vehicles. As India continues to develop its infrastructure under initiatives like the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), integrating self-healing asphalt into the road construction protocol could be a strategic move. This technology promises enhanced safety and durability and aligns with sustainable development goals by reducing the need for repetitive, resource-intensive road repairs. #Infrastructure #Innovation #SelfHealingRoads #SustainableDevelopment #SmartInfrastructure #IndianHighways #EngineeringExcellence #NHAI
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