Jan-2020

Xtreme engineering

Here’s a story of precision and diligence displayed by
Afcons team as it completed the demolition activity of
the IC44 Bridge No 3 as part of the South Surra Road Project, in Kuwait.
"This is one of the fastest bridge demolitions in the region,"
 

Says G Punnaiah, Project Manager, South Surra Road Project, Kuwait
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Kuwait Bridge demolition
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Xmen

Imagine dismantling a bridge over a river, and constructing
a new superstructure in its place, all while not letting a single debris fall in water.
Sounds like a crazy idea, but that is exactly what the team
of Mahatma Gandhi (MG) Setu project has done successfully
as it reaches the completion of one side of the new bridge.
Read how the team has been taking care of the environment.

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MG Setu

BoX Office

Afcons constructed and delivered the Annaram barrage, the most
critical piece of the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme (KLIS),
in a record time of 18 months. It was the first barrage to be completed
in entire project. Watch the project video here!

Annaram Barrage Annaram Barrage

DatanomiX

The Afcons-SMC JV is working on the Package III of
the Extension of the Lake Victoria Pipeline Water Supply Project
in Tanzania. Check some of the numbers behind this project...

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Tanzania project

Client
TeXtimonial

Mr Pekka Pulkkinen, Business Area Director, Bridges, WSP (Finland), praises Chenab Bridge project team’s work and commends the spirit shown by the site management in successfully progressing the arch work 

Mr Pekka Pukkinen Mr Pekka Pukkinen

PiXels

Afcons is constructing the 1000 MW Underground Power House Package for Pakal Dul Hydro Electric Project, J&K. The project consists of construction of
underground powerhouse, underground valve house, adits, main access tunnel, surge shafts, vertical & horizontal pressure shafts, transformer cavern etc.
Here are a few glimpses of the project.

Pakal Dul Project from the left bank of River Marusadar, a tributary of River Chenab, in J&K Pakal Dul Project from the left bank of River Marusadar, a tributary of River Chenab, in J&K
The underground powerhouse cavern is 166m x 20.2m x 51m in size; The main access tunnel is in 'D' shape of 8m dia, and is 264m longnd The underground powerhouse cavern is 166m x 20.2m x 51m in size; The main access tunnel is in 'D' shape of 8m dia, and is 264m longnd
The view from adit to transformer cavern; The size of underground transformer hall is 123.6m x 16m x 13m The view from adit to transformer cavern; The size of underground transformer hall is 123.6m x 16m x 13m
There are 2 surge shafts, 4 vertical pressure shafts, and, 6 horizontal pressure shafts There are 2 surge shafts, 4 vertical pressure shafts, and, 6 horizontal pressure shafts
The path from the adit to valve house; The size of underground valve house is 101.5m x 8m x 18.8m The path from the adit to valve house; The size of underground valve house is 101.5m x 8m x 18.8m