Description
The Western Han Expressway Project is a crucial infrastructure initiative that connects the city of An to Han, forming an essential segment of the Beijing to Kunming Expressway in Shaanxi Province. This project is integral to the region’s ambitious “three vertical and four horizontal and five radiation” highway strategy, facilitating improved transportation and connectivity across the province.
Designed to navigate the challenging terrain of the Qinling Mountains, the project incorporates numerous bridges and tunnels, highlighting the complex engineering requirements and site constraints faced during construction. The project exemplifies a commitment to technological innovation, implementing advanced construction techniques and equipment upgrades. Noteworthy advancements include the successful integration of asphalt bucket devices, modified asphalt site processing, and a primary three-connected shop, all aimed at ensuring timely progress and the highest quality standards. Adopting a “zero-defect, low-cost” strategy, this initiative emphasizes rigorous quality management to deliver superior results.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Shaanxi Province, China |
| Project Type | Highway Construction |
| Key Features | Bridges, Tunnels, Technological Innovations |
| Construction Strategy | Zero-Defect, Low-Cost |
| Technological Innovations | Asphalt Bucket Devices, Modified Asphalt Processing |
Additional Information
The project is focused on strict quality management practices to ensure the successful completion of the highway, aiming for both efficiency and excellence in construction outcomes.
