Mumbai's Road Repair Revolution: IIT-B's Concrete Polymer Solution
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Mumbai's Road Repair Revolution: IIT-B's Concrete Polymer Solution

Amid Mumbai's perennial battle against potholes and road cracks, a promising solution emerges from the corridors of IIT Bombay. The premier institute proposes utilising concrete polymer for swift and durable road repairs.

This innovative approach, if adopted by the BMC, could revolutionise the city's infrastructure maintenance. Pioneered by Prof. Rishabh Jain and his team at IIT-B's Department of Civil Engineering, the concrete polymer promises a cost-effective and efficient alternative to traditional repair methods.

By combining concrete with polymers, the material becomes more resilient, reducing the likelihood of recurring potholes and cracks. The proposed solution aims not only to address existing road issues but also to prevent future deterioration, offering long-term benefits to commuters and authorities alike.

Embracing such innovative methodologies could potentially transform Mumbai's road maintenance landscape, ushering in an era of smoother, safer journeys for its residents.

Amid Mumbai's perennial battle against potholes and road cracks, a promising solution emerges from the corridors of IIT Bombay. The premier institute proposes utilising concrete polymer for swift and durable road repairs. This innovative approach, if adopted by the BMC, could revolutionise the city's infrastructure maintenance. Pioneered by Prof. Rishabh Jain and his team at IIT-B's Department of Civil Engineering, the concrete polymer promises a cost-effective and efficient alternative to traditional repair methods. By combining concrete with polymers, the material becomes more resilient, reducing the likelihood of recurring potholes and cracks. The proposed solution aims not only to address existing road issues but also to prevent future deterioration, offering long-term benefits to commuters and authorities alike. Embracing such innovative methodologies could potentially transform Mumbai's road maintenance landscape, ushering in an era of smoother, safer journeys for its residents.

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Infrastructure Transport

Mumbai's Road Repair Revolution: IIT-B's Concrete Polymer Solution

Amid Mumbai's perennial battle against potholes and road cracks, a promising solution emerges from the corridors of IIT Bombay. The premier institute proposes utilising concrete polymer for swift and durable road repairs.

This innovative approach, if adopted by the BMC, could revolutionise the city's infrastructure maintenance. Pioneered by Prof. Rishabh Jain and his team at IIT-B's Department of Civil Engineering, the concrete polymer promises a cost-effective and efficient alternative to traditional repair methods.

By combining concrete with polymers, the material becomes more ..

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GIS mapping of all National Highways to be completed soon

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Highway Construction Accelerates Despite Election Season

Highway construction in India has not slowed down during the current election season, according to officials. Instead, there has been a noticeable acceleration in road infrastructure projects across the country.

Authorities highlight that the construction momentum has been maintained despite the electoral activities, underscoring the government's commitment to advancing infrastructure development. This proactive approach aims to enhance connectivity, facilitate economic growth, and improve transportation efficiency nationwide.

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