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BASF to boost output
February 17, 2012
BASF is boosting output at its Norwegian plant at Granerud in Nord-Odal. The €e1 million investment at the BASF Construction Chemicals facility will help develop production capacity for its MEYCO chemicals and MEYCO equipment lines, which are sold into the tunnel construction sector.
Dusting down
February 17, 2012
An innovative new product, SD605, is said to help boost safety by cutting dust levels during manufacturing of pre-cast concrete products. The US-developed product can also be used for dust control in construction, roadway, haul road, erosion and soil stabilisation applications.
Panama's planned projects
February 17, 2012
Panama's Government is investing heavily in infrastructure with plans for projects worth US$3.5 billion in hand and a further $1.5 billion expected to be announced within five years.
Bangladesh sees bridge funding hit
February 16, 2012
Funding for the new Padma Bridge Project has been affected by the earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan.
Highway developments to boost east-west transport
February 16, 2012
Huge highway developments are being planned and carried out to further improve East-West transport, with Central Asia a key region as Patrick Smith reports
High speed bridge demolition minimises disruption
February 16, 2012
A high speed bridge demolition project has been carried out successfully in Germany. Speed was of the essence as the bridge spanned an important road link and had to be removed in a tight time frame, minimising disruption to traffic.
Michigan's ageing bridges
February 16, 2012
The US state of Michigan needs to invest in highway bridge repairs.
Bridge improvements reduce flood threat
February 16, 2012
The impact of the new Eden Bridge over the River Eden on its flood plain is a key issue to the construction of the Carlisle Northern Development Route (CNDR).
Special purpose add-ons for demolition excavators
February 16, 2012
Long reach demolition excavators are now special purpose machines, Dan Gilkes reports. The majority of construction equipment manufacturers offer a range of demolition specific machines, built to meet the needs of a sector of the industry that works its plant harder than most.
Smart constructioon with GIS, GPS design technology
February 16, 2012
A UK highway project has benefited from the latest software, GIS and GPS technology, Mike Woof reports. Sophisticated software, GIS and GPS technology has played an important role in a large highway upgrade project in the UK and helping to increase efficiency and drive down construction costs.