Geohazards protection at new broad-gauge rail line project in Central India
The broad-gauge railway line is being constructed in the central part of India to boost transportation and regional development. Geohazards meant that rockfall protection works were required along a critical 500 m stretch, with cut slopes 33 m-80 m high. The slope comprises moderately to slightly weathered quartzite schist, with sub-parallel thick bands of garnetiferous mica schist. The cut slope has been excavated at a slope angle of around 45°, with intermediate benches at every 4.5 m height and around 2 m width to increase the stability and effectiveness of the cut slope.
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Garware Technical Fibres' ability to integrate these advanced solutions into a cohesive design, highlights their commitment to excellence, innovation, safety and value for money. The project stands as a testament to their engineering prowess and dedication to delivering sustainable and reliable infrastructure solutions in an acceptable time-frame.
Tiru Kulkarni
Chief Operating Officer, Garware Technical Fibres Ltd, Geosynthetics Division