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LOCATION

Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, India

CLIENT

Emami Developers, Kolkata

PRODUCT USED

StrataWeb®

APPLICATION

Concrete road construction

About the project

Emami Developers of Kolkata was constructing a big residential township project near Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh. The project included about 20 km of internal roads within the complex. The developer had planned for concrete roads for longevity; however, a conventionally designed concrete road was costly.

Strata was approached to provide a cost-effective and long-lasting solution. A technically sound and economical solution was proposed by Strata using SW330-100 mm StrataWeb® geocells infilled with M20 concrete.

Concrete filled StrataWeb® was chosen to increase the life of the road’s wearing layer and give a good riding quality. StrataWeb®, infilled with concrete, provided a durable, low permeability, low maintenance interlocking system that is very simple to construct. The modular confinement of the concrete within the cells reduces any chances of surface cracking.

StrataWeb® provided cost-effective, long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing roads. StrataWeb® serves as three-dimensional sacrificial shuttering, which divide the concrete into modular cells that do not crack. The 244 mm x 210 mm cell size provides a jointed concrete block system, similar to interlocked paving. Such interlocking is created by the textured surface and perforations of the geocell walls. This provides a flexible but tough pavement surface.

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CONSULTATION

From know-how to manufacture, installation and support.

Strata not only provides geotechnical products, but our team of 200+ engineers can help you with your turnkey project by supplying you with technical knowhow and support as to how our products can help you finish your projects in time while keeping costs down.

Send us your queries and we will get back to you with our expertise.

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